WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:37.167 --> 00:00:38.473 -Morning, Doctor Carver! 4 00:00:55.098 --> 00:00:56.360 -Hey Doctor Carver! 5 00:00:56.534 --> 00:00:57.535 -Ethan, hi. 6 00:00:57.709 --> 00:00:58.971 -Did you hear our big news? 7 00:00:59.146 --> 00:00:59.885 -No. 8 00:01:00.060 --> 00:01:00.930 -We're engaged. 9 00:01:01.104 --> 00:01:01.974 -You and Clair? 10 00:01:02.149 --> 00:01:04.498 Oh, wow! Congratulations. 11 00:01:04.673 --> 00:01:06.501 -Well, it's all thanks to you, Doctor Carver. 12 00:01:06.675 --> 00:01:08.503 If we hadn't participated in your study, 13 00:01:08.676 --> 00:01:10.113 I probably would have never discovered Clair was the one. 14 00:01:10.287 --> 00:01:12.942 -I'm so happy for you. When's the big day? 15 00:01:13.116 --> 00:01:14.551 -We haven't set a date yet, but when we do, 16 00:01:14.726 --> 00:01:15.945 we hope you can make it. 17 00:01:16.119 --> 00:01:17.294 -I would be honored. 18 00:01:17.468 --> 00:01:19.253 I'm sorry, I have to run. 19 00:01:19.426 --> 00:01:22.256 I have media training, but you and Claire are the stars. 20 00:01:22.430 --> 00:01:24.039 You're the first couple in the study to get engaged. 21 00:01:24.214 --> 00:01:25.259 Oh! 22 00:01:25.433 --> 00:01:27.130 Anyway, congratulations again 23 00:01:27.304 --> 00:01:28.871 and let me know when you pick a date. 24 00:01:29.045 --> 00:01:29.872 -Will do. 25 00:01:30.045 --> 00:01:31.091 -Ok, bye. -Bye. 26 00:01:36.400 --> 00:01:38.098 -Ok Brooke, it's all very simple. 27 00:01:38.271 --> 00:01:39.969 So, I will just pretend to be a TV reporter 28 00:01:40.143 --> 00:01:41.449 and ask you some questions. 29 00:01:41.622 --> 00:01:42.624 Does that sound ok, Brooke? 30 00:01:42.798 --> 00:01:44.887 -Great. Fire away, Vince. 31 00:01:45.061 --> 00:01:48.369 -Alright. So, Dr. Carver, your new study is called The Dating Test. 32 00:01:48.543 --> 00:01:50.021 How does it work? 33 00:01:50.197 --> 00:01:51.589 -Simply put, the dating test helps you find 34 00:01:51.763 --> 00:01:53.461 your ideal person. 35 00:01:53.634 --> 00:01:55.506 The one. 36 00:01:55.680 --> 00:01:58.553 Couples go on a series of dates wearing these watch-like devices 37 00:01:58.727 --> 00:02:01.338 that record your heart rate, dopamine levels, 38 00:02:01.512 --> 00:02:03.906 pulse ox and several other indicators. 39 00:02:04.080 --> 00:02:05.951 It's called the attraction tracker. 40 00:02:06.126 --> 00:02:08.039 -But how do you know that they're your ideal match? 41 00:02:08.215 --> 00:02:09.651 Like, the one. 42 00:02:09.824 --> 00:02:12.001 -Your level of attraction to another person 43 00:02:12.175 --> 00:02:14.612 is measured on a scale of 0 to 100. 44 00:02:14.786 --> 00:02:18.486 Meet someone who scores 95 and above, you've met the one. 45 00:02:18.660 --> 00:02:20.314 -But is that all that love is? 46 00:02:20.488 --> 00:02:23.621 Just a series of chemical reactions on a score sheet? 47 00:02:23.795 --> 00:02:26.972 -Yes. These physical signals are far more reliable 48 00:02:27.147 --> 00:02:28.626 than things like emotions. 49 00:02:28.800 --> 00:02:30.280 -What about feelings? 50 00:02:30.454 --> 00:02:33.022 -Feelings are like relatives at Christmas. 51 00:02:33.196 --> 00:02:34.937 They come and go. 52 00:02:35.111 --> 00:02:37.505 -But isn't that how people have found love for, well, forever? 53 00:02:37.679 --> 00:02:39.159 -Which explains why more than half of marriages 54 00:02:39.333 --> 00:02:41.944 end in divorce. 55 00:02:42.118 --> 00:02:43.337 -How sad. 56 00:02:45.208 --> 00:02:47.167 -Oh, sorry. Where was I? 57 00:02:47.341 --> 00:02:50.430 So, Doctor Carver, has this new study been tested? 58 00:02:50.605 --> 00:02:52.084 How do you know that it works? 59 00:02:52.259 --> 00:02:54.086 -So far it's only been tested on students, 60 00:02:54.261 --> 00:02:57.002 but, just this morning a student of mine told me 61 00:02:57.177 --> 00:02:59.918 he is engaged to the person he took the study with. 62 00:03:00.092 --> 00:03:01.964 They both scored above 95. 63 00:03:02.138 --> 00:03:03.835 -Wow! 64 00:03:04.009 --> 00:03:05.576 So, Doctor Carver, you've developed quite the reputation 65 00:03:05.750 --> 00:03:07.317 for your studies on love. 66 00:03:07.491 --> 00:03:10.102 Is the dating test your crowning achievement? 67 00:03:10.277 --> 00:03:11.974 -Oh, no. This is just the beginning. 68 00:03:12.148 --> 00:03:15.325 There is so little research on the science of love. 69 00:03:15.499 --> 00:03:16.892 So much to learn. 70 00:03:17.066 --> 00:03:18.328 -Well, thank you Doctor Carver. 71 00:03:18.502 --> 00:03:20.417 Is there anything you'd like to add? 72 00:03:20.591 --> 00:03:22.941 -No. -You sure? 73 00:03:23.115 --> 00:03:27.468 -Oh, and here at Pemberton University, 74 00:03:27.642 --> 00:03:30.035 we conduct research with heart. 75 00:03:30.210 --> 00:03:31.559 Terrific, Brooke. How did it feel? 76 00:03:31.733 --> 00:03:33.865 -Great. But, I'll have to check the tape. 77 00:03:34.039 --> 00:03:37.347 Can't trust feelings, right? 78 00:03:37.521 --> 00:03:38.566 -Now I know what you're thinking. 79 00:03:38.740 --> 00:03:40.916 Where's the romance? 80 00:03:41.090 --> 00:03:42.483 Measuring neurotransmitters 81 00:03:42.656 --> 00:03:45.180 isn't exactly the stuff of Jane Austen. 82 00:03:45.355 --> 00:03:47.314 Is that what you're really looking for? 83 00:03:47.488 --> 00:03:50.969 Drama, heartache, corsets. 84 00:03:51.143 --> 00:03:54.930 Why rely on some abstract, gut feeling about someone 85 00:03:55.103 --> 00:03:57.062 when you can have quantifiable results 86 00:03:57.237 --> 00:04:00.849 that tell you if that person is the one for you. 87 00:04:01.023 --> 00:04:03.460 The dating test takes the guessing work out of.. 88 00:04:05.027 --> 00:04:07.029 -Rebecca, hi. -Hi, Brooke. 89 00:04:07.203 --> 00:04:08.291 Practicing for tonight? 90 00:04:08.465 --> 00:04:09.901 -Yes, but it's fine. Come in. 91 00:04:10.075 --> 00:04:11.599 -How's the speech coming? -Great, I think. 92 00:04:11.773 --> 00:04:13.383 I'll just be giving a preview of the study. 93 00:04:13.557 --> 00:04:15.342 -Well, you don't want to be giving away too much. 94 00:04:15.516 --> 00:04:18.387 Want to save it for the big study's release in two weeks. 95 00:04:18.562 --> 00:04:19.911 -Vince is billing it as a teaser. 96 00:04:20.084 --> 00:04:21.043 -Ah, perfect. 97 00:04:21.216 --> 00:04:22.784 He told me that 98 00:04:22.957 --> 00:04:23.567 the practice interview this morning went well. 99 00:04:23.741 --> 00:04:24.960 -Mm-hm. 100 00:04:25.134 --> 00:04:27.005 -Never thought one of my professors 101 00:04:27.179 --> 00:04:29.965 would get more TV time than the university's president. 102 00:04:30.139 --> 00:04:31.923 Rebecca, I am not... 103 00:04:32.097 --> 00:04:33.969 -Oh, Brooke, I'm not complaining. 104 00:04:34.143 --> 00:04:36.972 Your research has put this school on the map. 105 00:04:37.146 --> 00:04:41.193 We plan on taking full advantage of our newfound notoriety. 106 00:04:41.368 --> 00:04:43.021 Have you heard the new branding slogan? 107 00:04:43.195 --> 00:04:44.501 -Research with heart. 108 00:04:44.675 --> 00:04:46.373 -Kind of humanizes it, don't you think? 109 00:04:46.547 --> 00:04:47.983 Mm-hm. 110 00:04:48.157 --> 00:04:49.985 I mean, it's not just about the data, right? 111 00:04:50.159 --> 00:04:52.030 -Uh. -Oh, Brooke. 112 00:04:52.204 --> 00:04:54.642 We are gonna ride your coattails. 113 00:04:54.816 --> 00:04:58.515 We intend to increase enrollment, funding, 114 00:04:58.689 --> 00:05:01.039 maybe even bump up our ranking. 115 00:05:01.213 --> 00:05:03.825 -Oh, I don't know if my study can do all that. 116 00:05:03.999 --> 00:05:08.046 -Brooke, don't be modest, my star professor. 117 00:05:08.220 --> 00:05:10.135 Or should I say Dean? 118 00:05:11.659 --> 00:05:12.964 -Dean? 119 00:05:13.138 --> 00:05:15.271 -Had a meeting with the Board. 120 00:05:15.445 --> 00:05:20.972 We think you'd be a perfect new Dean of Psychology. 121 00:05:21.146 --> 00:05:24.062 But, let's revisit it after the launch. 122 00:05:24.236 --> 00:05:25.934 -Yes. Of course. 123 00:05:26.108 --> 00:05:28.110 -And good luck tonight, I'll see you at the theater. 124 00:05:28.284 --> 00:05:29.285 -Thanks, Rebecca. 125 00:05:29.459 --> 00:05:32.288 -Oh, and no pressure, right? 126 00:05:40.078 --> 00:05:43.038 -She's expecting a boost in donations, enrollment, ranking. 127 00:05:43.212 --> 00:05:43.952 -All from your study? 128 00:05:44.126 --> 00:05:45.780 -I know. 129 00:05:45.954 --> 00:05:47.303 -Hm. Doctor Frankenstein, you've created a monster. 130 00:05:47.477 --> 00:05:48.913 -But wait, there's more. 131 00:05:49.087 --> 00:05:51.655 She's thinking of naming me department Dean. 132 00:05:51.829 --> 00:05:55.355 -Huh. That'd be kind of weird, having you as my boss. 133 00:05:55.529 --> 00:05:57.879 Wait, will you give me tenure? 134 00:05:58.053 --> 00:06:00.142 -Stop. I'm happy where I am. 135 00:06:00.316 --> 00:06:01.796 -Come on, psychology Dean? 136 00:06:01.970 --> 00:06:04.059 More coin, prestige, swanky receptions 137 00:06:04.233 --> 00:06:05.713 with that smelly cheese. 138 00:06:05.887 --> 00:06:08.890 -And less time for research, my first love. 139 00:06:09.064 --> 00:06:13.024 -Speaking of first love, how's it been since your last love? 140 00:06:13.198 --> 00:06:14.286 -You mean Logan? 141 00:06:14.461 --> 00:06:15.331 -I thought it was Landon. 142 00:06:15.505 --> 00:06:16.898 -Landon was before Logan. 143 00:06:17.072 --> 00:06:18.465 -Which makes your next boyfriend Lucas? 144 00:06:18.639 --> 00:06:20.162 -Which makes my next boyfriend no one. 145 00:06:20.336 --> 00:06:21.685 I'm done. 146 00:06:21.859 --> 00:06:23.426 -With guys whose names start with L? 147 00:06:23.600 --> 00:06:24.819 -With guys period. With dating, swiping right. 148 00:06:24.993 --> 00:06:26.647 -Oh, don't be a drama queen. 149 00:06:26.821 --> 00:06:28.997 -Carly, I am not having my heart stomped on again. 150 00:06:29.171 --> 00:06:30.912 -But you're the expert on love. 151 00:06:31.086 --> 00:06:33.436 -Yes, with the science of love, why the heart races, 152 00:06:33.610 --> 00:06:35.830 the pupils dilate. The palms sweat. 153 00:06:36.004 --> 00:06:37.440 -I thought that was a panic attack? 154 00:06:37.614 --> 00:06:39.050 -It's why I developed the love test. 155 00:06:39.224 --> 00:06:41.966 I want people looking for love to find it. 156 00:06:42.140 --> 00:06:43.707 -Ok, but what if you meet a guy 157 00:06:43.881 --> 00:06:46.884 who scores like a 98 on the attraction tracker? 158 00:06:47.058 --> 00:06:49.104 -George Clooney's looks with Einstein's smarts? 159 00:06:49.278 --> 00:06:53.413 Unlikely. Anyway, I don't need men to get my dopamine fix. 160 00:06:53.587 --> 00:06:54.892 I have chocolate for that. 161 00:06:55.066 --> 00:06:56.416 -Oh, no. Thanks. 162 00:06:56.590 --> 00:06:59.027 I hope to get my dopamine boost tonight. 163 00:06:59.201 --> 00:07:00.332 I have a date. And... 164 00:07:00.507 --> 00:07:01.986 -You're doing the test with him? 165 00:07:02.160 --> 00:07:03.858 -Not the whole thing, just some questions 166 00:07:04.032 --> 00:07:06.121 to see if he, you know, measures up. 167 00:07:06.295 --> 00:07:07.775 -Good luck. 168 00:07:07.949 --> 00:07:09.167 -But, if the chocolate offer still stands? 169 00:07:09.341 --> 00:07:10.560 You know, for later. 170 00:07:10.734 --> 00:07:12.562 In case my date's a dopamine dud. 171 00:07:20.004 --> 00:07:22.398 -Hey, Molly. Are you in pain today? 172 00:07:22.572 --> 00:07:27.838 How's that leg doing, huh? Still a little tender, huh? 173 00:07:28.012 --> 00:07:29.405 Aw. 174 00:07:29.579 --> 00:07:31.059 -How's Molly doing, Doctor Bennett? 175 00:07:31.233 --> 00:07:33.322 -Good. Yeah, she'll be ready for walks soon. 176 00:07:33.496 --> 00:07:34.889 -When will she be ready for adoption? 177 00:07:35.063 --> 00:07:36.978 -Oh, I'd say a week, maybe two. 178 00:07:37.152 --> 00:07:40.284 -Oh, look at that face. She'll be adopted in no time. 179 00:07:40.460 --> 00:07:42.287 And to think when I started we only had five dogs. 180 00:07:43.767 --> 00:07:45.987 -Oh, I'm sorry, Max. Six dogs. 181 00:07:46.161 --> 00:07:48.685 -Max, you don't count, you're not up for adoption. 182 00:07:50.774 --> 00:07:52.341 You mind taking her back to the kennels, 183 00:07:52.515 --> 00:07:53.951 make sure she's comfortable? 184 00:07:54.125 --> 00:07:55.518 -Sure, Doctor Bennett, yeah, anything else? 185 00:07:55.692 --> 00:07:57.999 -Yeah, your advice. -My advice? 186 00:07:58.173 --> 00:08:01.829 -Yeah, I'm going to a talk at the university with Taylor later 187 00:08:02.003 --> 00:08:04.919 and uh, things have been a little rocky lately. 188 00:08:05.093 --> 00:08:07.399 -Flowers. Every woman loves flowers. 189 00:08:07.574 --> 00:08:08.836 -Old school. I like that. 190 00:08:09.010 --> 00:08:11.360 -Maybe sunflowers? Bright, cheerful. 191 00:08:11.534 --> 00:08:12.970 They bring good luck. 192 00:08:13.144 --> 00:08:15.582 -In that case, maybe I'll get a couple dozen. 193 00:08:15.756 --> 00:08:17.279 -Good girl. 194 00:08:52.444 --> 00:08:53.445 Ugh! 195 00:08:57.667 --> 00:09:01.410 -Oh yeah. Perfect. 196 00:09:10.288 --> 00:09:11.333 -Beautiful. 197 00:09:11.507 --> 00:09:13.074 -Thanks. Way to a woman's heart. 198 00:09:13.248 --> 00:09:14.336 -And her brain. 199 00:09:14.510 --> 00:09:16.033 -Sorry? 200 00:09:16.207 --> 00:09:18.035 -Oh, it's just, when a person receives flowers, 201 00:09:18.209 --> 00:09:19.384 it's actually their brain that produces 202 00:09:19.559 --> 00:09:21.169 the pleasurable feelings. 203 00:09:21.343 --> 00:09:23.084 -Hm. That takes the romance out of it. 204 00:09:23.258 --> 00:09:25.521 -Oh, romantic feelings don't really... 205 00:09:25.695 --> 00:09:29.046 Sorry, don't mean to get all science channel on you. 206 00:09:29.220 --> 00:09:31.353 -Kind of a buzz kill. 207 00:09:31.527 --> 00:09:34.312 -My favorite customer. How're you doing? 208 00:09:34.486 --> 00:09:37.402 -Happy as a sunflower on a sunny day. 209 00:09:37.577 --> 00:09:40.101 -Speaking of which? -Oh, your flowers. 210 00:09:40.275 --> 00:09:43.191 Oh, this nice young man is holding them for you. 211 00:09:43.365 --> 00:09:45.106 -Oh, uh, actually. 212 00:09:45.280 --> 00:09:47.848 -There you go, Brooke, all paid for. 213 00:09:48.022 --> 00:09:49.327 -Oh, thank you, Liz. 214 00:09:49.501 --> 00:09:50.807 -Mm-hm. You got the final bouquet. 215 00:09:51.373 --> 00:09:52.896 I saved the best for last. 216 00:09:53.070 --> 00:09:55.464 -Ah, you are the best! They're so beautiful. 217 00:09:55.638 --> 00:09:58.989 -That they are. Well, see you next month, Brooke. 218 00:09:59.163 --> 00:09:59.903 -Bye. 219 00:10:00.077 --> 00:10:01.731 -Yeah. Bye. 220 00:10:01.905 --> 00:10:04.908 -Ah, hey, oh, excuse me. Hey, um, those are my flowers. 221 00:10:05.082 --> 00:10:06.954 -Oh, I'm sorry, but they're actually mine. 222 00:10:07.128 --> 00:10:09.086 -You saw me, I was holding them. 223 00:10:09.260 --> 00:10:11.480 -I know, but they're still mine. 224 00:10:11.654 --> 00:10:13.961 -Do they have your name on them or something? 225 00:10:14.135 --> 00:10:16.354 -Actually, I do a standing order. 226 00:10:16.528 --> 00:10:19.270 -Ah. Oh. 227 00:10:19.444 --> 00:10:22.578 -Uh, what about lavender? Makes a great aromatherapy. 228 00:10:22.752 --> 00:10:23.579 Very calming. 229 00:10:23.753 --> 00:10:24.928 -Hm. You don't say. 230 00:10:25.102 --> 00:10:26.234 -Cures insomnia. 231 00:10:26.408 --> 00:10:27.452 -Oh, I sleep like a baby. 232 00:10:27.627 --> 00:10:28.889 -Hair loss? -I'm good. 233 00:10:29.063 --> 00:10:30.107 -Stress? 234 00:10:30.281 --> 00:10:31.282 -Getting worse by the moment. 235 00:10:31.456 --> 00:10:32.936 -Look, I'm sorry, I just... 236 00:10:33.110 --> 00:10:34.459 -What if we go halfsies? 237 00:10:34.634 --> 00:10:35.417 -Halfsies? 238 00:10:35.591 --> 00:10:37.158 -Split em 50-50. 239 00:10:37.332 --> 00:10:39.682 -Um, if not lavender, then what about... 240 00:10:39.856 --> 00:10:43.686 -You don't understand. I need all the luck I can get. 241 00:10:43.860 --> 00:10:46.080 -You're right, I don't understand. 242 00:10:46.254 --> 00:10:47.995 Anyway, good luck. 243 00:10:48.169 --> 00:10:51.389 -60-40? 70-30? 244 00:10:51.563 --> 00:10:53.087 Final offer. 245 00:11:13.107 --> 00:11:14.978 -Flower thief, we meet again. 246 00:11:15.152 --> 00:11:17.024 -Ryan. Hi. 247 00:11:17.198 --> 00:11:18.590 -Taylor, hey. 248 00:11:18.765 --> 00:11:19.983 -Are Sophie and Kyle here? 249 00:11:20.157 --> 00:11:21.245 -Not yet. 250 00:11:22.682 --> 00:11:23.857 -What's this? 251 00:11:24.031 --> 00:11:25.119 -Lavender. It promotes healing. 252 00:11:25.293 --> 00:11:27.077 -It may just promote sleepiness. 253 00:11:27.251 --> 00:11:28.600 Hey, you want to see something really beautiful? 254 00:11:28.775 --> 00:11:30.037 -Oh, it also cures hair loss. 255 00:11:30.211 --> 00:11:32.039 -My new clothing line's out. 256 00:11:32.213 --> 00:11:34.084 This is the collection I was talking about, 257 00:11:34.258 --> 00:11:37.871 where elegant, modern and comfort blend into one. 258 00:11:38.045 --> 00:11:40.351 -Huh. Nice. 259 00:11:40.525 --> 00:11:42.005 -Nice? 260 00:11:42.179 --> 00:11:43.920 Ryan, these are $1500 outfits. 261 00:11:44.094 --> 00:11:47.141 -People actually pay that? 262 00:11:47.315 --> 00:11:50.013 -Yes. People with money. 263 00:11:50.187 --> 00:11:51.972 Something you had when you worked with Kyle. 264 00:11:52.146 --> 00:11:53.538 -Taylor, let's, let's... 265 00:11:53.713 --> 00:11:56.977 -Hey! Sorry we're late. Nice flowers. 266 00:11:57.151 --> 00:11:58.108 -Don't get me started. 267 00:11:58.282 --> 00:11:59.588 -I am so excited for this. 268 00:11:59.762 --> 00:12:00.371 -Me too. 269 00:12:00.545 --> 00:12:01.938 -Me three. 270 00:12:02.112 --> 00:12:04.158 -Yeah me, who, who is this woman again? 271 00:12:04.332 --> 00:12:05.550 -I told you Ryan, it's a professor 272 00:12:05.725 --> 00:12:07.074 who does all these studies on love. 273 00:12:07.248 --> 00:12:09.076 -She developed this wearable biosensor 274 00:12:09.250 --> 00:12:10.860 and it monitors your body's attraction to another person. 275 00:12:11.034 --> 00:12:12.427 -What? 276 00:12:12.601 --> 00:12:13.471 -It gives you like an attraction score. 277 00:12:13.645 --> 00:12:14.429 I think she calls it a... 278 00:12:14.603 --> 00:12:16.431 -Attraction tracker. 279 00:12:16.605 --> 00:12:17.475 After three dates, you know if you met your perfect match. 280 00:12:17.649 --> 00:12:18.999 -Isn't that incredible? 281 00:12:19.173 --> 00:12:20.740 -Incredible and totally ridiculous. 282 00:12:20.914 --> 00:12:21.697 -Well, apparently her study's being published 283 00:12:21.871 --> 00:12:23.177 in a psychology journal. 284 00:12:23.351 --> 00:12:24.918 -More likely "Ladies Home Journal". 285 00:12:25.092 --> 00:12:26.354 -Is everything a joke to you Ryan? 286 00:12:26.528 --> 00:12:29.009 -No, it's just, it's not how it works. 287 00:12:29.183 --> 00:12:30.575 Love is a feeling. 288 00:12:30.750 --> 00:12:32.360 It's like a giant fireball hitting you. 289 00:12:32.534 --> 00:12:34.275 -A fireball? -Yeah. 290 00:12:34.449 --> 00:12:36.233 -Like love at first sight? -Exactly. 291 00:12:36.407 --> 00:12:38.366 It just, you know, doesn't happen on the first date, 292 00:12:38.540 --> 00:12:40.977 forget about it. 293 00:12:41.151 --> 00:12:44.198 -Ready to go in? -Yeah, I'm right behind you. 294 00:12:45.721 --> 00:12:48.071 -Forget about it. -After you. 295 00:12:51.640 --> 00:12:52.815 -Flowers? 296 00:12:54.295 --> 00:12:57.820 -This is all your fault. This is all your fault! 297 00:13:04.044 --> 00:13:05.523 -Ready? 298 00:13:05.697 --> 00:13:07.308 -Ready as I'll ever be. 299 00:13:07.482 --> 00:13:10.093 -FYI, we're recording this. 300 00:13:10.267 --> 00:13:12.487 We'll use clips for the study's release. 301 00:13:12.661 --> 00:13:16.665 Great. Good luck... Dean Carver. 302 00:13:19.537 --> 00:13:21.452 -Dean Carver. 303 00:13:22.627 --> 00:13:24.586 It does kind of have a ring to it. 304 00:13:26.414 --> 00:13:29.112 And so the big question everyone wants to know, 305 00:13:29.286 --> 00:13:33.247 can the dating test really help you find the one. 306 00:13:33.421 --> 00:13:36.076 Can these physical indicators really tell you 307 00:13:36.250 --> 00:13:39.601 if someone is your one true love? 308 00:13:39.775 --> 00:13:44.432 All in less than a week? And the answer is... yes. 309 00:13:44.606 --> 00:13:45.868 It works. 310 00:13:47.783 --> 00:13:51.091 Eight out of ten people who scored 95 or above 311 00:13:51.265 --> 00:13:54.659 were identified as their partner's ideal match. 312 00:13:54.834 --> 00:13:58.011 So, now I have a question for you. 313 00:13:58.185 --> 00:13:59.926 What are you waiting for? 314 00:14:00.100 --> 00:14:03.277 Why wait for the mythical arrow to strike 315 00:14:03.451 --> 00:14:09.457 when you can do something to find the love of your life. 316 00:14:18.248 --> 00:14:20.555 Two weeks from today I will be back on this stage 317 00:14:20.729 --> 00:14:23.471 to announce the official release. 318 00:14:23.645 --> 00:14:26.430 I'd be happy to take a few questions. 319 00:14:26.604 --> 00:14:27.997 Yes, you. 320 00:14:30.173 --> 00:14:32.349 Oh. It's the man from the flower shop. 321 00:14:32.523 --> 00:14:34.047 -How're my sunflowers doing? 322 00:14:34.221 --> 00:14:36.310 -My sunflowers are alive and well, thank you. 323 00:14:36.484 --> 00:14:38.268 Do you have a question? 324 00:14:38.442 --> 00:14:41.489 -Yeah, I was wondering if you've taken this dating test yourself? 325 00:14:41.663 --> 00:14:43.056 -Researchers don't usually participate 326 00:14:43.230 --> 00:14:44.318 in their own studies. 327 00:14:44.492 --> 00:14:45.362 -So the answer is no? 328 00:14:45.536 --> 00:14:47.321 -Ryan, stop. 329 00:14:47.495 --> 00:14:49.671 -Well, yes. I mean no, I never participated in the study. 330 00:14:49.845 --> 00:14:51.978 -Well, with all due respect, Doctor, 331 00:14:52.152 --> 00:14:53.327 you're telling others to try something 332 00:14:53.501 --> 00:14:54.894 you're not willing to try yourself. 333 00:14:55.068 --> 00:14:57.287 -Ryan. Sit down. -What? 334 00:14:57.461 --> 00:14:59.899 -People can decide for themselves. 335 00:15:00.073 --> 00:15:01.857 -Vince, tell her to move onto somebody else. 336 00:15:02.031 --> 00:15:03.815 -Brooke, Rebecca wants you to take another question. 337 00:15:03.990 --> 00:15:05.165 -Another question. 338 00:15:07.341 --> 00:15:08.995 -Hey. 339 00:15:15.349 --> 00:15:16.828 -Taylor. Taylor, wait! 340 00:15:17.003 --> 00:15:18.743 -That was so embarrassing. 341 00:15:18.918 --> 00:15:20.310 You're never interested in anything that I care about. 342 00:15:20.484 --> 00:15:22.051 Ever since you left your practice with Kyle, 343 00:15:22.225 --> 00:15:23.313 all you care about is your dog rescue center. 344 00:15:23.487 --> 00:15:25.054 -I care about you. 345 00:15:25.228 --> 00:15:26.926 -Face it, Ryan, it's... it's not working out. 346 00:15:27.100 --> 00:15:30.538 -Taylor, come on. What, Taylor? 347 00:15:30.712 --> 00:15:31.408 Please! 348 00:15:31.582 --> 00:15:33.193 What... 349 00:15:38.589 --> 00:15:39.547 -Thank you. 350 00:15:42.202 --> 00:15:43.507 -Sorry about that, Brooke. 351 00:15:43.681 --> 00:15:44.595 I didn't like where it was going. 352 00:15:44.769 --> 00:15:46.467 -I can handle that guy. 353 00:15:46.641 --> 00:15:49.078 -I know. I just wanted it over. We can edit the video. 354 00:15:49.252 --> 00:15:52.386 Fantastic presentation. Congratulations. 355 00:15:52.560 --> 00:15:53.865 -Thank you. 356 00:15:54.040 --> 00:15:55.215 -Maybe we'll skip the Q & A next time. 357 00:15:57.826 --> 00:15:59.175 -Do you have a question? 358 00:15:59.349 --> 00:16:00.872 -Yeah, I was wondering if you have taken 359 00:16:01.047 --> 00:16:02.962 the dating test yourself? 360 00:16:03.136 --> 00:16:04.050 -Researchers don't usually participate 361 00:16:04.224 --> 00:16:05.399 in their own studies. 362 00:16:05.573 --> 00:16:06.878 -So the answer is no? 363 00:16:07.053 --> 00:16:08.576 -Well, yes, I mean no. 364 00:16:08.750 --> 00:16:10.926 I never participated in the study. 365 00:16:11.100 --> 00:16:12.710 -With all due respect- 366 00:16:12.884 --> 00:16:13.973 -Don't worry, we're deleting all that from the video. 367 00:16:14.147 --> 00:16:15.670 -That bad? 368 00:16:15.844 --> 00:16:17.411 -We just can't afford any hiccups right now. 369 00:16:17.585 --> 00:16:19.065 There's too much riding on the study's release. 370 00:16:19.239 --> 00:16:21.589 -Sorry to interrupt, but we have an issue. 371 00:16:21.763 --> 00:16:22.938 -Researchers don't usually participate 372 00:16:23.112 --> 00:16:24.070 in their own studies. 373 00:16:24.244 --> 00:16:26.028 -So the answer is no? 374 00:16:26.202 --> 00:16:28.378 -Well, yes. I mean no, I never participated in the study. 375 00:16:28.552 --> 00:16:29.379 -Hm, well... 376 00:16:29.553 --> 00:16:30.990 -Vince, we all saw that. 377 00:16:31.164 --> 00:16:34.863 -Yeah, and so have 529,006 other people. 378 00:16:35.037 --> 00:16:36.908 I'm afraid someone recorded it on their phone. 379 00:16:37.083 --> 00:16:38.432 -Oh no. 380 00:16:38.606 --> 00:16:39.999 -It's getting a thousand hits a minute. 381 00:16:40.173 --> 00:16:41.609 Almost half a million likes. 382 00:16:41.783 --> 00:16:44.438 They're referring to Brooke as Doctor Cupid. 383 00:16:44.612 --> 00:16:47.832 -The study's credibility. Brooke's reputation. 384 00:16:48.007 --> 00:16:49.008 The school's reputation. 385 00:16:49.182 --> 00:16:50.487 -The new branding campaign. 386 00:16:50.661 --> 00:16:53.273 -Fundraising. Enrollment. Our ranking. 387 00:16:53.447 --> 00:16:54.361 -This is a disaster. 388 00:16:54.535 --> 00:16:55.623 -It is. 389 00:16:57.277 --> 00:16:58.800 Unless, uh... 390 00:17:00.454 --> 00:17:02.456 -Yes, of course, I'll take the study. 391 00:17:02.630 --> 00:17:04.066 -That's it. 392 00:17:04.240 --> 00:17:05.067 -I'll find a single professor on campus, 393 00:17:05.241 --> 00:17:06.763 we'll finish in a week 394 00:17:06.938 --> 00:17:08.243 and still have a week to prepare for the launch. 395 00:17:08.417 --> 00:17:10.116 -But what about if you find, you know? 396 00:17:10.290 --> 00:17:12.074 -What, find my perfect match? 397 00:17:12.248 --> 00:17:14.468 -Vince, have you seen the eligible bachelors 398 00:17:14.642 --> 00:17:15.859 on this campus? 399 00:17:16.035 --> 00:17:19.125 -Alright. They're not all bad. 400 00:17:19.299 --> 00:17:20.952 -Problem solved. 401 00:17:21.127 --> 00:17:22.127 -Perfect! 402 00:17:26.741 --> 00:17:27.959 -Eventually we'll bump out this back wall 403 00:17:28.134 --> 00:17:29.874 and make room for more kennels. 404 00:17:30.049 --> 00:17:32.312 -I gotta hand it to you, buddy, this place looks amazing. 405 00:17:32.486 --> 00:17:35.489 -Yeah, thanks. Oh, check this out. 406 00:17:35.663 --> 00:17:37.099 -What's this? 407 00:17:37.273 --> 00:17:39.841 -This is a plan for the space next door. 408 00:17:40.015 --> 00:17:41.712 Wow! You've thought about everything. 409 00:17:41.886 --> 00:17:43.932 A little artificial grass, room for the dogs to run around. 410 00:17:44.106 --> 00:17:45.368 -I love it. 411 00:17:45.542 --> 00:17:46.804 I guess this means you're definitely 412 00:17:46.978 --> 00:17:47.849 not coming back to the practice 413 00:17:48.023 --> 00:17:49.416 -No chance. 414 00:17:49.590 --> 00:17:50.591 -Another stake through Taylor's heart. 415 00:17:50.765 --> 00:17:52.419 -Tell me about it. 416 00:17:52.593 --> 00:17:53.376 -You heard from her? 417 00:17:53.550 --> 00:17:54.551 -Nope. 418 00:17:54.725 --> 00:17:56.510 No, no, she's pretty upset. 419 00:17:56.684 --> 00:18:00.035 She says that I'm not interested in things that interest her. 420 00:18:00.209 --> 00:18:00.992 -Like the dating test. 421 00:18:01.167 --> 00:18:02.516 -That's one. 422 00:18:05.736 --> 00:18:07.129 You're not gonna believe this. 423 00:18:07.303 --> 00:18:09.566 Some PR guy from that university called me, 424 00:18:09.740 --> 00:18:13.396 he said he wants me to take the dating test with that professor. 425 00:18:13.570 --> 00:18:14.919 -No kidding. What did you say? 426 00:18:15.094 --> 00:18:16.747 -I said no, of course, 427 00:18:16.921 --> 00:18:18.880 I mean he hadn't even run it by the professor yet. 428 00:18:19.054 --> 00:18:20.186 -Well, what if she agreed to do it? 429 00:18:20.360 --> 00:18:22.275 -I would still say no. 430 00:18:22.449 --> 00:18:24.277 Although he did offer me a stipend. 431 00:18:24.451 --> 00:18:26.017 -Really? How much? 432 00:18:26.192 --> 00:18:27.149 -A lot. 433 00:18:27.323 --> 00:18:29.195 -I think you should do it. 434 00:18:29.369 --> 00:18:30.805 -It's like a week. 435 00:18:30.979 --> 00:18:32.285 It's, that's a week I'll never get back. 436 00:18:32.459 --> 00:18:34.591 -But maybe you'd get Taylor back. 437 00:18:34.765 --> 00:18:36.985 -Well, how- what are you talking about? 438 00:18:37.159 --> 00:18:40.380 -Look, Taylor wants you to take this test thing seriously, right? 439 00:18:40.554 --> 00:18:42.991 -Yeah. -Ok, so, stay with me here. 440 00:18:43.165 --> 00:18:45.036 You take the dating test with the professor 441 00:18:45.211 --> 00:18:48.257 to convince Taylor that you're taking it seriously, 442 00:18:48.431 --> 00:18:51.869 and then I get a cut of your stipend. 443 00:18:52.043 --> 00:18:54.568 -Huh. I mean, it would pay for a lot of artificial grass. 444 00:18:54.742 --> 00:18:56.222 -That too. 445 00:18:57.179 --> 00:18:59.007 -Alright, let's do it. -Yes. 446 00:18:59.181 --> 00:19:01.227 -How do we tell Taylor? -Ah. 447 00:19:01.401 --> 00:19:03.098 Oh, you can bet, if I tell Sophie... 448 00:19:03.272 --> 00:19:04.404 -Oh yeah, she's gonna tell Taylor. 449 00:19:04.578 --> 00:19:07.407 -Exactly. What about a plan B? 450 00:19:07.581 --> 00:19:09.235 -For what? How to tell Taylor? 451 00:19:09.409 --> 00:19:11.411 -No, what if the dating test works 452 00:19:11.585 --> 00:19:13.413 and you fall madly in love with her? 453 00:19:13.587 --> 00:19:16.067 -Ah, I would have felt something on the first time that we met. 454 00:19:16.242 --> 00:19:17.068 -No giant fireball? 455 00:19:17.243 --> 00:19:18.679 -Not even a flicker. 456 00:19:18.853 --> 00:19:19.767 -Then we've got nothing to worry about. 457 00:19:19.941 --> 00:19:21.160 -Ok. 458 00:19:24.119 --> 00:19:26.121 -Let me see if I understand correctly. 459 00:19:26.295 --> 00:19:28.993 You want me to date you for a week? 460 00:19:29.168 --> 00:19:31.561 -That's right, Doctor Matthews. We'll finish in a week. 461 00:19:31.735 --> 00:19:33.520 -Ok. 462 00:19:33.694 --> 00:19:35.304 -Oh, great, great, any chance you can start tomorrow? 463 00:19:35.478 --> 00:19:37.437 -I need to check with my wife. 464 00:19:37.611 --> 00:19:39.134 -You need to ask your wife. 465 00:19:39.308 --> 00:19:41.484 Yeah. Um, never mind. I thought... 466 00:19:41.658 --> 00:19:42.920 -Hey honey, there's a professor on the phone. 467 00:19:43.094 --> 00:19:45.096 -Okay, bye. 468 00:19:45.271 --> 00:19:47.838 -Good news. The search is over. 469 00:19:48.012 --> 00:19:50.841 Vince has found you the perfect man to take the test with. 470 00:19:51.015 --> 00:19:51.973 -He's a doctor. 471 00:19:52.147 --> 00:19:53.888 -Really? 472 00:19:54.062 --> 00:19:55.194 'Cause I think I've asked almost every professor on campus. 473 00:19:55.368 --> 00:19:57.326 -Hello again. 474 00:19:57.500 --> 00:20:01.504 -Uh, Brooke, meet Doctor Ryan Bennett. 475 00:20:01.678 --> 00:20:04.115 -You're joking. 476 00:20:04.290 --> 00:20:05.856 -Doctor Bennett has... 477 00:20:06.030 --> 00:20:07.858 -Ryan, please. 478 00:20:08.032 --> 00:20:12.211 -Uh, Ryan has graciously agreed to take the test with you. 479 00:20:12.385 --> 00:20:13.908 -You're not joking. 480 00:20:14.082 --> 00:20:15.126 -Brooke, we think this is exactly what's needed 481 00:20:15.301 --> 00:20:16.867 to get ahead of the viral video. 482 00:20:17.041 --> 00:20:20.523 -But him? -Yes, me. 483 00:20:20.697 --> 00:20:22.525 The guy from the flower shop. 484 00:20:22.699 --> 00:20:24.397 -Oh, sorry, I thought you were the guy 485 00:20:24.571 --> 00:20:26.137 who was asking snarky questions. 486 00:20:26.312 --> 00:20:27.313 -Snarky? 487 00:20:27.487 --> 00:20:29.010 -Would you prefer rude? 488 00:20:29.184 --> 00:20:30.577 -I prefer informed. 489 00:20:30.751 --> 00:20:32.318 -Are you even a real doctor? 490 00:20:32.492 --> 00:20:33.971 -Look who's asking snarky questions now. 491 00:20:34.145 --> 00:20:36.887 -I prefer informed. 492 00:20:37.061 --> 00:20:39.890 -If the dating test can get these two to fall in love, 493 00:20:40.064 --> 00:20:42.023 it can get anyone to fall in love. 494 00:20:42.197 --> 00:20:44.765 -So, are you gonna ask me my astrological sign? 495 00:20:48.072 --> 00:20:50.466 -Oh, he's cute. 496 00:20:50.640 --> 00:20:53.164 -Who, that guy or the dog? 497 00:20:53.339 --> 00:20:54.775 -Oh, come on, Brooke. 498 00:20:54.949 --> 00:20:57.256 A cute guy who runs Jolly Rovers Rescue? 499 00:20:57.430 --> 00:20:59.214 He can't be all bad. 500 00:20:59.388 --> 00:21:00.694 -No? 501 00:21:00.868 --> 00:21:03.044 I can grin and bear it for a week. 502 00:21:03.218 --> 00:21:04.524 -And your first date's this evening? 503 00:21:04.698 --> 00:21:06.090 -"Date." 504 00:21:08.092 --> 00:21:09.964 -Wow, who's that? 505 00:21:10.138 --> 00:21:11.487 -He didn't say he had a girlfriend. 506 00:21:11.661 --> 00:21:13.968 Probably who the flowers are for. 507 00:21:14.142 --> 00:21:15.535 Doesn't matter. It's all for show. 508 00:21:15.709 --> 00:21:17.058 -Brooke, you saw him in the flower shop 509 00:21:17.232 --> 00:21:19.582 just before your speech. It's fate. 510 00:21:19.756 --> 00:21:21.671 -More like a fluke. 511 00:21:21.845 --> 00:21:25.240 Anyway, a week from now I can say I did the test and move on. 512 00:21:25.414 --> 00:21:27.982 -Unless he turns out to be your perfect match. 513 00:21:28.156 --> 00:21:31.028 -That guy? More like the dog. 514 00:21:33.422 --> 00:21:38.949 Ok. Born and raised in Muncie, Indiana. 515 00:21:39.123 --> 00:21:41.561 -University of Chicago, Columbia. 516 00:21:41.735 --> 00:21:45.913 PhD in social psychology. 517 00:21:46.087 --> 00:21:48.568 Pioneering in studies on the science of love. 518 00:21:48.742 --> 00:21:50.700 More like pseudoscience. 519 00:21:52.746 --> 00:21:54.182 Hm. 520 00:21:54.356 --> 00:21:56.184 Wish my college professors looked like that. 521 00:22:01.145 --> 00:22:03.191 -What do we have in here? 522 00:22:04.235 --> 00:22:05.933 -Ok, it's ready. 523 00:22:06.107 --> 00:22:10.285 -Neurological studies of interpersonal closeness. 524 00:22:10.459 --> 00:22:11.895 -My dissertation. 525 00:22:12.069 --> 00:22:13.549 -Oh, romantic. 526 00:22:13.723 --> 00:22:15.899 -So, I did a spreadsheet to... 527 00:22:16.073 --> 00:22:19.033 -Wait, wait, wait. We have spreadsheets? 528 00:22:19.207 --> 00:22:22.863 -Yes, to plot out the times, places and objectives 529 00:22:23.037 --> 00:22:24.908 of our dates this week. 530 00:22:25.082 --> 00:22:26.736 -Our dates have objectives? 531 00:22:26.910 --> 00:22:28.303 -Yes, didn't you read the background info I sent you? 532 00:22:28.477 --> 00:22:31.001 -Uh, yep. Yeah, I skimmed. 533 00:22:31.175 --> 00:22:32.612 -Which is why I brought you this. 534 00:22:32.786 --> 00:22:34.353 -Wow. Well, I hope this is a take home test. 535 00:22:34.527 --> 00:22:36.485 -It includes the complete study, a list of questions, 536 00:22:36.659 --> 00:22:38.574 types of dates and appendices. 537 00:22:38.748 --> 00:22:40.184 You'll need this. 538 00:22:40.359 --> 00:22:41.490 -Oh, Doctor Carver, you shouldn't have. 539 00:22:41.664 --> 00:22:43.927 I didn't get you anything. 540 00:22:44.101 --> 00:22:46.974 -The biosensor monitors your heart rate, pulse ox, 541 00:22:47.148 --> 00:22:48.454 and a bunch of other things. 542 00:22:48.628 --> 00:22:50.151 -Hm. And who monitors the monitor? 543 00:22:50.325 --> 00:22:52.501 -Me. I'll record the scores after each date. 544 00:22:52.675 --> 00:22:55.896 -Wow, if I knew you were keeping score I would have shaved. 545 00:22:56.070 --> 00:22:58.333 -We go on three different types of dates 546 00:22:58.507 --> 00:23:01.815 to compare our compatibility in different settings. 547 00:23:01.989 --> 00:23:03.033 -Hm. 548 00:23:03.207 --> 00:23:05.035 -What? It's in your folder. 549 00:23:05.209 --> 00:23:06.602 -I'm sure. 550 00:23:06.776 --> 00:23:08.604 -After tonight's introductory date, 551 00:23:08.778 --> 00:23:12.913 we go on a stress-inducing date followed by a romantic date. 552 00:23:13.087 --> 00:23:15.306 We'll finish in a week. Do you want to go first? 553 00:23:15.481 --> 00:23:18.309 -Uh, for what? 554 00:23:18.484 --> 00:23:20.964 -The list of questions. It's in your folder. 555 00:23:21.138 --> 00:23:22.966 -Hm. Well I... You know what, 556 00:23:23.140 --> 00:23:24.403 I thought we'd just get to know each other 557 00:23:24.577 --> 00:23:26.405 a little bit before we... 558 00:23:26.579 --> 00:23:28.450 -You were born and raised in New Hampshire, youngest of three. 559 00:23:28.624 --> 00:23:30.496 Father a teacher, mother a nurse. 560 00:23:30.670 --> 00:23:33.368 Undergrad Yukon, Cornell veterinary school. 561 00:23:33.542 --> 00:23:36.240 Ten months ago you opened Jolly Rovers Rescue 562 00:23:36.415 --> 00:23:38.547 and based on your social media posts, 563 00:23:38.721 --> 00:23:42.029 you have a very attractive girlfriend. 564 00:23:42.203 --> 00:23:44.335 -Impressive. -Thanks. 565 00:23:44.510 --> 00:23:46.990 -Not so sure about the girlfriend right now. 566 00:23:47.164 --> 00:23:49.340 You were born in Muncie, Indiana. 567 00:23:49.515 --> 00:23:50.994 Younger brother in Texas, 568 00:23:51.168 --> 00:23:52.561 mother and father both college professors. 569 00:23:52.735 --> 00:23:54.433 University of Chicago undergraduate, 570 00:23:54.607 --> 00:23:59.046 PhD at Columbia with a focus on social psychology. 571 00:23:59.220 --> 00:24:03.354 Known for your pioneering studies on the science of love. 572 00:24:03.529 --> 00:24:06.227 -Touché. -Hm. 573 00:24:06.401 --> 00:24:08.882 -Now, the list of questions. 574 00:24:09.056 --> 00:24:10.274 -Where's your folder? 575 00:24:10.449 --> 00:24:12.712 -On here. -Well, of course it is. 576 00:24:14.017 --> 00:24:15.410 Ah. Ok. 577 00:24:21.198 --> 00:24:23.418 -Ah, hmm. -Thank you. 578 00:24:25.812 --> 00:24:27.944 Alright. Name three things you and your partner 579 00:24:28.118 --> 00:24:29.642 appear to have in common. 580 00:24:29.816 --> 00:24:32.253 -Uh, we're both human. -I think that's cheating. 581 00:24:32.427 --> 00:24:34.995 -Ok. Uh, we both live in the same city. 582 00:24:35.169 --> 00:24:36.344 -One. 583 00:24:36.518 --> 00:24:37.998 -We're both doctors. -Two. 584 00:24:38.172 --> 00:24:39.086 -We both... 585 00:24:40.130 --> 00:24:42.045 -Let's see. We both... 586 00:24:42.219 --> 00:24:43.569 -We both are stumped on the third thing 587 00:24:43.743 --> 00:24:44.483 that we have in common. 588 00:24:44.657 --> 00:24:46.310 -Good enough. Ok. 589 00:24:46.485 --> 00:24:48.356 Name something you consider to be a positive trait 590 00:24:48.530 --> 00:24:50.140 in your partner. 591 00:24:53.100 --> 00:24:55.276 -Next. -Next. 592 00:24:55.450 --> 00:24:56.799 -Mm. 593 00:24:57.278 --> 00:24:58.888 -Oh, I got one here. 594 00:24:59.062 --> 00:25:01.064 When did you last sing to yourself? 595 00:25:01.238 --> 00:25:02.283 -Never. 596 00:25:02.457 --> 00:25:02.979 -You never sing to yourself? 597 00:25:03.153 --> 00:25:04.546 -Never. 598 00:25:04.720 --> 00:25:06.156 -So what, you've never done karaoke? 599 00:25:06.330 --> 00:25:10.117 -Once, which also answers question 16. 600 00:25:10.291 --> 00:25:12.902 -Share an embarrassing moment in your life. 601 00:25:13.076 --> 00:25:17.167 Hm. Well, I sing to myself from time to time, 602 00:25:17.341 --> 00:25:18.995 around the house. 603 00:25:25.306 --> 00:25:27.917 Yeah. Why don't you sing to yourself? 604 00:25:28.091 --> 00:25:28.744 -That's why. 605 00:25:28.918 --> 00:25:31.007 -Ho, ho, ho, ok. 606 00:25:31.181 --> 00:25:33.314 For the jugular on the first date. 607 00:25:33.488 --> 00:25:36.883 -Ok, why don't we just do this or that questions. 608 00:25:37.057 --> 00:25:38.232 -Sure. 609 00:25:38.406 --> 00:25:41.931 -Cat or dog? That's a gimme. 610 00:25:42.105 --> 00:25:43.150 TV or book? 611 00:25:43.324 --> 00:25:45.848 -Book. 612 00:25:46.022 --> 00:25:48.634 -Cake or pie? -Cake. 613 00:25:51.637 --> 00:25:53.160 I'm on a roll here. 614 00:25:56.816 --> 00:26:00.167 -Ok. Passenger or driver? 615 00:26:00.341 --> 00:26:02.343 -Passenger. You get to see more things. 616 00:26:02.517 --> 00:26:06.347 -Driver you're more in control. Winter or summer? 617 00:26:06.521 --> 00:26:07.130 Winter. 618 00:26:07.304 --> 00:26:08.218 -Summer. 619 00:26:08.392 --> 00:26:09.393 -Baseball or football? 620 00:26:09.568 --> 00:26:10.917 -Football. 621 00:26:11.091 --> 00:26:12.483 -I don't do sports. Lions or bears? 622 00:26:12.658 --> 00:26:13.528 Lions. 623 00:26:13.702 --> 00:26:15.399 -Bears, by six points. 624 00:26:17.532 --> 00:26:19.752 Oh, you really don't do sports. 625 00:26:22.189 --> 00:26:24.060 Oh, excuse me. 626 00:26:26.019 --> 00:26:27.890 Oh, no. I have an emergency. 627 00:26:28.064 --> 00:26:30.893 Uh, a dog has an obstructed airway. 628 00:26:31.067 --> 00:26:32.025 -Oh, you have to go? 629 00:26:32.199 --> 00:26:33.635 -Afraid so. 630 00:26:33.809 --> 00:26:35.594 -Well, I understand. Maybe we can reschedule? 631 00:26:35.768 --> 00:26:38.422 -Maybe not. You can come with me. 632 00:26:38.597 --> 00:26:39.467 -To the dog rescue? 633 00:26:39.641 --> 00:26:40.990 -Dog adoption center. 634 00:26:41.164 --> 00:26:42.513 Yeah, this is a quick procedure 635 00:26:42.688 --> 00:26:43.906 and then we can pick up afterwards. 636 00:26:44.080 --> 00:26:45.560 -Okay. 637 00:26:45.734 --> 00:26:47.040 -Hate to see you revise your spreadsheets. 638 00:26:57.224 --> 00:26:58.312 -How long has he been breathing like this? 639 00:26:58.486 --> 00:27:00.053 -Since he came in. 640 00:27:00.227 --> 00:27:07.103 -Okay. Alright, buddy. Let me see. Okay. Okay. 641 00:27:07.277 --> 00:27:10.280 Yeah, yeah, it's obstructing his airway. 642 00:27:10.454 --> 00:27:11.891 It's really far in though. 643 00:27:12.065 --> 00:27:13.414 -Should I sedate him for an extraction? 644 00:27:13.588 --> 00:27:15.329 -No, I don't think there's time. 645 00:27:15.503 --> 00:27:18.506 Um, I have an idea, it's not conventional but it works. 646 00:27:18.680 --> 00:27:20.377 -Ok. 647 00:27:20.551 --> 00:27:21.030 -Uh, Brooke, you might want to back up a little bit. 648 00:27:21.204 --> 00:27:22.336 -Oh, ok. 649 00:27:22.510 --> 00:27:26.122 -Ok, buddy. Yeah. You ready? 650 00:27:26.296 --> 00:27:34.087 Three, two, one. There you go, buddy. 651 00:27:34.261 --> 00:27:35.175 Good job. 652 00:27:37.090 --> 00:27:39.962 -Ok. Good job. 653 00:27:40.136 --> 00:27:42.965 -Oh boy. 654 00:27:46.665 --> 00:27:51.017 -So, why a vet? Why not a people doctor? 655 00:27:51.191 --> 00:27:53.541 -Other than cheaper malpractice premiums? 656 00:27:53.715 --> 00:27:54.716 I don't know. 657 00:27:54.890 --> 00:27:57.632 It's just, always loved animals. 658 00:27:57.806 --> 00:28:01.854 -A vet that runs a dog adoption business. 659 00:28:02.028 --> 00:28:04.117 -Right. Before that I was in a private practice 660 00:28:04.291 --> 00:28:06.336 with a business partner. 661 00:28:06.510 --> 00:28:07.947 -Why'd you give it up? 662 00:28:08.121 --> 00:28:10.384 -Well, I still practice veterinary care, 663 00:28:10.558 --> 00:28:12.168 but running a dog adoption center 664 00:28:12.342 --> 00:28:15.258 had always been a life-long dream. 665 00:28:15.432 --> 00:28:17.086 -Nice. 666 00:28:17.260 --> 00:28:19.872 Being a scientist was always my life-long dream. 667 00:28:20.046 --> 00:28:20.829 -What do you know? 668 00:28:21.003 --> 00:28:22.483 -What? 669 00:28:22.657 --> 00:28:24.311 -That's the third thing we have in common. 670 00:28:24.485 --> 00:28:25.965 Both in our dream jobs. 671 00:28:26.139 --> 00:28:27.140 -Hm. 672 00:28:29.533 --> 00:28:32.058 -It's my stop. -Mm-hm. 673 00:28:32.232 --> 00:28:33.973 -So, about tomorrow's date. -Hm? 674 00:28:34.147 --> 00:28:37.237 Choose an activity that induces high levels of stress. 675 00:28:37.411 --> 00:28:39.979 -Oh, oh, oh, oh, I know mine. 676 00:28:40.153 --> 00:28:41.850 -I know mine. I'll text you. 677 00:28:42.024 --> 00:28:44.157 -I'll text you back. 678 00:28:44.331 --> 00:28:47.334 -So, one down... -Two to go. 679 00:28:47.508 --> 00:28:49.118 -Was that the weirdest date ever? 680 00:28:49.292 --> 00:28:51.512 -Absolutely. Who plans their dates with spreadsheets? 681 00:28:51.686 --> 00:28:56.560 -I meant the choking dog. -Yeah, that too. 682 00:28:59.999 --> 00:29:06.483 -Well. Goodnight, Doctor Carver. -Goodnight, Doctor Bennett. 683 00:29:12.185 --> 00:29:14.535 -So? How was your date? 684 00:29:14.709 --> 00:29:18.278 -It went fine. Until a dog spit rawhide at me. 685 00:29:18.452 --> 00:29:19.932 -What? In the restaurant? 686 00:29:20.106 --> 00:29:21.847 -No, I went with him on an emergency call. 687 00:29:22.021 --> 00:29:23.370 He gave the Heimlich to a dog 688 00:29:23.544 --> 00:29:25.851 choking on one of those rawhide things. 689 00:29:26.025 --> 00:29:28.070 It was pretty funny actually. 690 00:29:28.244 --> 00:29:29.898 -I don't know, Brooke. 691 00:29:30.072 --> 00:29:31.160 Sounds to me like you did more than grin and bear it. 692 00:29:31.334 --> 00:29:35.034 -Oh, stop, Carly. Warrior two. 693 00:29:37.036 --> 00:29:38.559 -What was his score? 694 00:29:38.733 --> 00:29:40.866 -Actually, I think I need to recalibrate the... 695 00:29:41.040 --> 00:29:41.954 -Brooke. 696 00:29:42.128 --> 00:29:43.346 -88 697 00:29:43.520 --> 00:29:45.348 -Wow. Impressive for a first date. 698 00:29:45.522 --> 00:29:46.959 -Sometimes multi-variant data can... 699 00:29:47.133 --> 00:29:49.048 -And your score? 700 00:29:49.222 --> 00:29:51.006 -89. 701 00:29:51.180 --> 00:29:53.443 -You two are approaching ideal match territory. 702 00:29:53.617 --> 00:29:56.142 -It's probably just an anomaly. 703 00:29:56.316 --> 00:29:58.274 -Not for someone who has "in data we trust" tattooed on her... 704 00:29:58.448 --> 00:30:01.190 -Stop. How was your date? 705 00:30:01.364 --> 00:30:03.062 -Ugh, disaster. 706 00:30:03.236 --> 00:30:04.977 Never made it past the second question. 707 00:30:05.151 --> 00:30:06.326 -What? Name the last book you read? 708 00:30:06.500 --> 00:30:07.980 -He said "War and Peace". 709 00:30:08.154 --> 00:30:10.156 I mean, no one actually reads "War and Peace". 710 00:30:10.330 --> 00:30:11.287 -He might have. 711 00:30:11.461 --> 00:30:12.375 -Have you read it? 712 00:30:12.549 --> 00:30:14.073 -I started it. 713 00:30:14.247 --> 00:30:17.424 -Exactly. He was just trying to impress me. 714 00:30:17.598 --> 00:30:20.644 -Ok, well you should actually do all of the questions. 715 00:30:20.819 --> 00:30:22.081 -I'm taking the speed dating route. 716 00:30:22.255 --> 00:30:24.039 Only asking three questions. 717 00:30:24.213 --> 00:30:26.520 Name a cheesy song you love, who would be your ideal dinner guest 718 00:30:26.694 --> 00:30:30.045 and what's the most beautiful view you've ever seen. 719 00:30:30.219 --> 00:30:31.438 -And that's your plan to finding the perfect match? 720 00:30:31.612 --> 00:30:33.483 -Yes. 721 00:30:33.657 --> 00:30:36.443 I want a guy who reads poetry and loves sappy love songs. 722 00:30:36.617 --> 00:30:37.923 Who wants to have dinner with Plato. 723 00:30:38.097 --> 00:30:39.446 Not J Lo. 724 00:30:39.620 --> 00:30:43.058 -What about Vince? -What about Vince? 725 00:30:43.232 --> 00:30:44.973 -You don't notice the way he looks at you 726 00:30:45.147 --> 00:30:47.628 with that shy boyish smile? 727 00:30:47.802 --> 00:30:50.979 -Brooke, he looks at everyone with that shy, boyish smile. 728 00:30:51.153 --> 00:30:53.025 -Mm-hm. If you say so. 729 00:30:53.199 --> 00:30:56.115 -So, what's your big date tonight? 730 00:30:56.289 --> 00:30:58.334 -The stress-inducing date. 731 00:31:00.249 --> 00:31:02.208 Downward dog. 732 00:31:05.646 --> 00:31:07.126 That's your downward dog? 733 00:31:07.300 --> 00:31:09.737 -No, this is my tired dog. 734 00:31:24.012 --> 00:31:25.361 -I can't do this. 735 00:31:25.535 --> 00:31:27.973 -You haven't bowled yet. -I know, but... 736 00:31:28.147 --> 00:31:32.412 -Brooke. It's just a game. -Oh, no. This game is evil. 737 00:31:32.586 --> 00:31:36.024 Its sole purpose is to torment, ridicule and degrade. 738 00:31:36.198 --> 00:31:39.071 Leaving people without a scrap of dignity. 739 00:31:39.245 --> 00:31:40.550 -Bowling? 740 00:31:40.724 --> 00:31:42.117 -Everyone watching you 741 00:31:42.291 --> 00:31:44.903 while you're making a fool of yourself. 742 00:31:45.077 --> 00:31:47.296 -I mean, that's the fun of it. 743 00:31:47.470 --> 00:31:50.691 -Do I look like I'm having fun? 744 00:31:50.865 --> 00:31:55.043 -Uh, ok. Um, I won't look. 745 00:31:58.220 --> 00:31:59.613 -Very chivalrous of you. 746 00:32:01.354 --> 00:32:03.008 Ok, don't look. 747 00:32:03.182 --> 00:32:05.314 -I'm not. I'm not looking. I won't. 748 00:32:22.201 --> 00:32:24.116 That didn't sound great. 749 00:32:26.118 --> 00:32:27.249 -It looked even worse. 750 00:32:28.120 --> 00:32:29.556 -Can I look now? -No. 751 00:32:29.730 --> 00:32:31.340 Let me go again. 752 00:32:37.477 --> 00:32:40.219 -That sounded better. 753 00:32:40.393 --> 00:32:43.744 -You really are a terrible liar. Just go. 754 00:32:45.746 --> 00:32:47.095 Hey, that wasn't easy. 755 00:32:47.269 --> 00:32:49.010 I should get bonus points or something. 756 00:32:49.184 --> 00:32:52.187 -I mean, it's not surprising when you are bowling with these. 757 00:32:52.361 --> 00:32:54.450 It's really not that hard. Can I just show you one thing? 758 00:32:54.624 --> 00:32:56.104 -Sure. -Ok. 759 00:33:03.503 --> 00:33:07.898 -Alright. Now, you want to swing your arm back, 760 00:33:08.073 --> 00:33:12.860 keep your wrist straight and as you swing forward, 761 00:33:13.034 --> 00:33:14.427 release the ball. 762 00:33:14.601 --> 00:33:15.384 But remember, keep your wrist straight. 763 00:33:15.558 --> 00:33:17.952 -Ok. -Alright. 764 00:33:18.126 --> 00:33:19.649 -I think I have it. -Ok. Great. 765 00:33:22.522 --> 00:33:25.307 -Ok, wrist straight. 766 00:33:35.361 --> 00:33:37.928 -Yes! 767 00:33:45.371 --> 00:33:47.286 -See, it's all in the wrist. 768 00:33:47.460 --> 00:33:51.246 -Yeah, thanks. Your turn. 769 00:33:54.467 --> 00:33:55.468 -Alright. 770 00:34:10.135 --> 00:34:11.571 -Yeah!! -Oh! 771 00:34:12.398 --> 00:34:15.009 It's all in the wrist. 772 00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:19.056 -Thank you. 773 00:34:22.060 --> 00:34:23.887 -Well, I survived. 774 00:34:24.062 --> 00:34:25.411 -Well, more than survived, 775 00:34:25.585 --> 00:34:28.239 you bowled a perfectly respectable 63. 776 00:34:28.414 --> 00:34:31.069 So, what if someone scored a 63 on your attraction tracker? 777 00:34:31.243 --> 00:34:33.375 -Only a 63? Probably not a keeper, 778 00:34:33.549 --> 00:34:37.118 but that's why we go on three dates. I take the average. 779 00:34:37.292 --> 00:34:40.860 -Hm. curious, what was my score after the first date? 780 00:34:41.034 --> 00:34:43.516 -I only reveal the scores at the end. 781 00:34:43.690 --> 00:34:46.040 -No exceptions? 782 00:34:46.214 --> 00:34:47.955 -You were above 63. 783 00:34:48.129 --> 00:34:51.219 -Oh yes. I'm perfectly respectable. 784 00:34:51.393 --> 00:34:53.569 So, what is it with you and bowling? 785 00:34:53.743 --> 00:34:57.573 -Childhood trauma. -Left a scar? 786 00:34:57.747 --> 00:35:01.316 -On me and almost on several eight-year-old boys. 787 00:35:01.490 --> 00:35:03.231 -Wow. There's a story there. 788 00:35:03.405 --> 00:35:06.452 -My brother's eighth birthday, I was 10. 789 00:35:06.626 --> 00:35:08.367 We had a bowling party. 790 00:35:08.541 --> 00:35:11.587 I was warming up, you know, getting the old arm limber 791 00:35:11.761 --> 00:35:15.025 and holding onto my ball and swinging my ball back and forth 792 00:35:15.200 --> 00:35:18.333 and back and forth and... it slipped. 793 00:35:18.507 --> 00:35:20.118 -This can't end well. 794 00:35:20.292 --> 00:35:22.424 -Ball flew out of my hand, took out the birthday boy 795 00:35:22.598 --> 00:35:24.383 and three of his friends and the party clown. 796 00:35:24.557 --> 00:35:26.211 -That clown probably had it coming. 797 00:35:26.385 --> 00:35:29.127 -No one got hurt but the ball didn't stop rolling 798 00:35:29.301 --> 00:35:32.217 until it smashed into the snack bar. 799 00:35:32.391 --> 00:35:34.001 I can still see the look on that little boy's face 800 00:35:34.175 --> 00:35:35.872 as he saw it coming towards him. 801 00:35:36.046 --> 00:35:37.570 His loaded nachos went everywhere. 802 00:35:37.744 --> 00:35:39.920 -That's traumatic. -Expensive too. 803 00:35:40.094 --> 00:35:41.443 I mean, insurance only covers so much. 804 00:35:41.617 --> 00:35:43.445 -Right. 805 00:35:43.619 --> 00:35:45.578 -So, what makes your half of tonight's dates so stressful? 806 00:35:45.752 --> 00:35:47.145 -Well, you'll see. 807 00:35:47.319 --> 00:35:48.972 Did we get through all those questions? 808 00:35:49.147 --> 00:35:53.063 -Uh, there's still a few more. Oh, here's a good one. 809 00:35:53.238 --> 00:35:55.327 Describe a perfect day you've had. 810 00:35:55.501 --> 00:35:56.545 -Uh. 811 00:35:56.719 --> 00:35:57.894 -I know mine. 812 00:35:58.068 --> 00:35:59.418 -Go for it. 813 00:35:59.592 --> 00:36:01.420 -Well, it's mostly perfect 814 00:36:01.594 --> 00:36:04.597 because it started off so imperfectly. 815 00:36:04.771 --> 00:36:06.381 When I was a little girl, 816 00:36:06.555 --> 00:36:11.299 I was at my cousin's wedding and I lost Screech. 817 00:36:11.473 --> 00:36:12.822 -Screech? 818 00:36:12.996 --> 00:36:14.781 -My stuffed snowy owl. I was devastated. 819 00:36:14.955 --> 00:36:16.130 Inconsolable. 820 00:36:16.304 --> 00:36:18.828 Well, I was the flower girl 821 00:36:19.002 --> 00:36:21.091 and I was supposed to carry white lilies. 822 00:36:21.266 --> 00:36:22.267 -Nice. 823 00:36:22.441 --> 00:36:24.486 -But, when I got to the church, 824 00:36:24.660 --> 00:36:29.535 the bride handed me this huge bouquet of sunflowers. 825 00:36:29.709 --> 00:36:31.841 -I hear you're fond of those. 826 00:36:32.015 --> 00:36:34.931 -She said they would brighten even the darkest day. 827 00:36:35.105 --> 00:36:36.629 And they did. 828 00:36:36.803 --> 00:36:38.892 It was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. 829 00:36:39.066 --> 00:36:40.285 -More beautiful than a snowy owl? 830 00:36:40.459 --> 00:36:43.026 -Definitely. But not as cuddly. 831 00:36:43.201 --> 00:36:45.159 Still, it cheered me up 832 00:36:45.333 --> 00:36:47.074 and even today whenever I need a pick me up... 833 00:36:47.248 --> 00:36:49.468 -You buy sunflowers standing order. 834 00:36:49.642 --> 00:36:51.383 -They're just happy flowers. 835 00:36:51.557 --> 00:36:53.036 -Sounds pretty perfect. 836 00:36:53.211 --> 00:36:54.951 -So, what about you? 837 00:36:55.125 --> 00:36:57.040 -That's gonna have to wait because it is time 838 00:36:57.215 --> 00:36:58.912 for my stress-inducing date. 839 00:36:59.086 --> 00:37:01.001 -More stressful than bowling? 840 00:37:01.175 --> 00:37:02.437 -Yes. 841 00:37:02.611 --> 00:37:06.528 And for you, definitely more painful. 842 00:37:23.023 --> 00:37:24.894 -I warned you. -You're not that bad. 843 00:37:25.068 --> 00:37:26.853 -You're a worse liar than me. 844 00:37:34.556 --> 00:37:37.864 Oh, sorry, sorry. We should- this was a bad idea. 845 00:37:38.038 --> 00:37:41.215 -It's no worse than bowling. And that ended ok. 846 00:37:41.389 --> 00:37:43.870 -True, except bowling was only stressful for one of us. 847 00:37:44.044 --> 00:37:46.220 -Well, this isn't stressful for me. Painful maybe. 848 00:37:58.667 --> 00:38:01.061 -I feel like I'm back in high school. 849 00:38:01.235 --> 00:38:02.541 -You went to your high school dances? 850 00:38:02.715 --> 00:38:06.284 -A few. What, you didn't? 851 00:38:06.458 --> 00:38:08.068 -A few. 852 00:38:09.199 --> 00:38:10.375 -Oh. 853 00:38:12.159 --> 00:38:15.858 Let me guess, you were the shy girl at the back of the gym? 854 00:38:16.032 --> 00:38:17.730 -Yeah. 855 00:38:17.904 --> 00:38:20.385 -Big thick glasses, before you got your contacts. 856 00:38:20.559 --> 00:38:22.212 -Yep. 857 00:38:22.387 --> 00:38:24.998 -Hoping that that weird, annoying kid in science class 858 00:38:25.172 --> 00:38:26.956 didn't ask you to dance? 859 00:38:27.130 --> 00:38:29.829 -Ken Friss. 860 00:38:30.003 --> 00:38:32.266 That kid was a wizard with a petri dish. 861 00:38:32.440 --> 00:38:33.920 -He has an annoying name. 862 00:38:38.141 --> 00:38:40.579 -I bet you were the guy all the girls wanted to dance with. 863 00:38:40.753 --> 00:38:42.102 -Uh, no. 864 00:38:42.276 --> 00:38:44.060 No, I was more like your buddy Ken. 865 00:38:44.234 --> 00:38:48.021 Just trying to work up the courage to ask that shy girl 866 00:38:48.195 --> 00:38:51.633 with big thick glasses to dance. 867 00:38:53.200 --> 00:38:55.115 I'm always going for the strong silent type. 868 00:39:01.077 --> 00:39:02.818 -Woah! Sorry. 869 00:39:02.992 --> 00:39:03.950 -I think we should just stop. 870 00:39:04.124 --> 00:39:05.473 -Come on, you two. 871 00:39:05.647 --> 00:39:06.822 I could drive a truck through there. 872 00:39:06.996 --> 00:39:08.781 Get closer. 873 00:39:08.955 --> 00:39:10.696 -Oh! -Isn't that better? 874 00:39:13.002 --> 00:39:15.918 And a little bit less swaying. You look like drunk sailors. 875 00:39:16.092 --> 00:39:18.878 Remember, it's one, two, three and back. 876 00:39:19.052 --> 00:39:19.748 One, two, three. 877 00:39:19.922 --> 00:39:21.271 Try. 878 00:39:21.446 --> 00:39:23.012 One, two, three. 879 00:39:25.972 --> 00:39:30.019 -Oh, sorry. Sorry. 880 00:39:30.193 --> 00:39:35.547 -Ok, what if I try leading, if that wouldn't wound your ego? 881 00:39:35.721 --> 00:39:39.812 -No, better than wounding you. -Ok. 882 00:39:39.986 --> 00:39:42.467 -Should we take it from the top? -Mm-hm. 883 00:39:47.297 --> 00:39:49.561 Oooh. 884 00:39:53.260 --> 00:39:58.874 -Hey! I'm dancing without maiming anybody. 885 00:40:31.559 --> 00:40:33.909 -So, other than proving that you're as bad at bowling 886 00:40:34.083 --> 00:40:37.522 as I am at dancing, what was the purpose of tonight? 887 00:40:37.696 --> 00:40:39.915 -Relationships aren't all wine and roses. 888 00:40:40.089 --> 00:40:41.917 People need to see how they react to each other 889 00:40:42.091 --> 00:40:43.441 during times of stress. 890 00:40:43.615 --> 00:40:45.399 -The biosensor tells you that? 891 00:40:45.573 --> 00:40:47.967 -It measures norepinephrine, the stress hormone. 892 00:40:48.141 --> 00:40:49.751 -Hm. 893 00:40:49.925 --> 00:40:51.449 Can love really be explained so scientifically? 894 00:40:51.623 --> 00:40:53.929 I mean, there's no room for mystery and magic? 895 00:40:54.103 --> 00:40:55.104 -Only in fairy tales. 896 00:40:55.278 --> 00:40:56.584 -Well not for me. 897 00:40:56.758 --> 00:40:58.194 I'm a love at first sight kind of guy. 898 00:40:58.368 --> 00:40:59.805 -You don't think you can grow to love someone? 899 00:40:59.979 --> 00:41:01.546 -Not if you don't feel that lightning bolt 900 00:41:01.720 --> 00:41:03.417 the first time you meet. 901 00:41:03.591 --> 00:41:06.942 I mean, it is such an amazing feeling. 902 00:41:07.116 --> 00:41:09.989 It's like your heart's about to burst. 903 00:41:10.163 --> 00:41:13.949 -It's very romantic. And, messy. 904 00:41:16.604 --> 00:41:18.606 -Ryan there's- -But then- 905 00:41:18.780 --> 00:41:21.870 -Sorry. You go. 906 00:41:22.044 --> 00:41:23.829 -I want to be clear with you. 907 00:41:24.003 --> 00:41:28.877 I'm only doing the test with you to say I did the test. 908 00:41:29.051 --> 00:41:30.705 -No, I figured. 909 00:41:30.879 --> 00:41:34.622 Yeah, I saw your video on social media, Doctor Cupid. 910 00:41:34.796 --> 00:41:37.582 -Truthfully, I'm done with dating. 911 00:41:37.756 --> 00:41:39.627 I mean, actual dating. 912 00:41:39.801 --> 00:41:44.066 My history with men is a joke and I'm always the punchline. 913 00:41:44.240 --> 00:41:45.590 -Hm. 914 00:41:45.764 --> 00:41:47.635 -I'm not having my heart broken again. 915 00:41:47.809 --> 00:41:49.289 -I thought you didn't believe in broken hearts? 916 00:41:49.463 --> 00:41:51.987 -I don't. But it sounds better 917 00:41:52.161 --> 00:41:54.642 than a precipitous drop in oxytocin levels. 918 00:41:57.210 --> 00:41:58.951 -Well, I guess you should know that I'm only doing this 919 00:41:59.125 --> 00:42:01.475 to win back my girlfriend. 920 00:42:01.649 --> 00:42:03.651 -How will this help you win her back? 921 00:42:03.825 --> 00:42:07.829 -Well, Taylor and I came and saw your talk that night 922 00:42:08.003 --> 00:42:10.136 and after she wanted to take the test 923 00:42:10.310 --> 00:42:12.921 and I kind of made fun of her. 924 00:42:13.095 --> 00:42:14.619 -I like her already. 925 00:42:14.793 --> 00:42:17.360 -Well, I guess I'm trying to do this to show her 926 00:42:17.535 --> 00:42:19.014 that I'm taking it seriously. 927 00:42:19.188 --> 00:42:21.408 Taking her seriously, you know, impress her. 928 00:42:21.582 --> 00:42:23.062 -So, let's impress her. 929 00:42:23.236 --> 00:42:26.239 Let's show her you wooing the socks off of me 930 00:42:26.413 --> 00:42:27.849 and only the socks. 931 00:42:28.023 --> 00:42:29.721 -How? 932 00:42:29.895 --> 00:42:31.461 -The university wants me to do a video tomorrow night 933 00:42:31.636 --> 00:42:33.115 and talk about how I'm doing the study with you. 934 00:42:33.289 --> 00:42:34.943 You know, strange bed fellows and all that. 935 00:42:35.117 --> 00:42:36.597 -Ok. 936 00:42:36.771 --> 00:42:37.380 -They think it will diffuse the viral video. 937 00:42:37.555 --> 00:42:38.904 -Hmm. 938 00:42:39.078 --> 00:42:40.949 -So, why don't you be in the video too? 939 00:42:41.123 --> 00:42:43.125 We just have to make sure Taylor's there. 940 00:42:43.299 --> 00:42:45.171 -Yeah, I can probably arrange that. 941 00:42:45.345 --> 00:42:50.045 -And I'll act all, you know, charmed by your witty repartee. 942 00:42:50.219 --> 00:42:51.569 -Well, maybe you could do like a hair flick thing. 943 00:42:51.743 --> 00:42:53.222 -Oh, you mean like this? 944 00:42:53.396 --> 00:42:55.007 -Oh, very convincing. 945 00:42:56.661 --> 00:42:58.010 -Great. I'll text you the details. 946 00:42:58.184 --> 00:42:59.533 -Great. 947 00:42:59.707 --> 00:43:01.143 And then tomorrow's our last date? 948 00:43:01.317 --> 00:43:03.885 -The romantic date with gifts. Then we're done. 949 00:43:04.059 --> 00:43:06.061 -Perfect. 950 00:43:06.235 --> 00:43:09.978 -Oh, can you do that hair flick thing one more time? 951 00:43:10.152 --> 00:43:12.024 -Save it for tomorrow. 952 00:43:18.421 --> 00:43:21.903 -Wait, wait, wait. What do you mean "spark"? 953 00:43:22.077 --> 00:43:23.601 -When we were dancing. 954 00:43:23.775 --> 00:43:26.168 -You mean like a bzzt spark, or like a boom, 955 00:43:26.342 --> 00:43:27.387 love at first sight kind of thing? 956 00:43:27.561 --> 00:43:28.954 -Definitely not a kaboom. 957 00:43:29.128 --> 00:43:30.520 Was more like a flicker, you know? 958 00:43:30.695 --> 00:43:32.435 It was like a warm tingle. 959 00:43:32.610 --> 00:43:35.482 -Ok, that sounds serious. 960 00:43:35.656 --> 00:43:38.311 -It's actually just nothing like I expected, you know? 961 00:43:38.485 --> 00:43:42.924 She's more flexible and self-deprecating. 962 00:43:43.098 --> 00:43:44.012 She's funny. 963 00:43:44.186 --> 00:43:45.623 -Hold on, time out. 964 00:43:45.797 --> 00:43:47.102 Are you talking about spreadsheet woman? 965 00:43:47.276 --> 00:43:48.930 -Yes. She's got a whole other side. 966 00:43:49.104 --> 00:43:51.150 A fun side, you know? 967 00:43:51.324 --> 00:43:52.542 I mean, you should have seen her bowling. 968 00:43:52.717 --> 00:43:54.544 She was great. She was funny. 969 00:43:54.719 --> 00:43:57.243 She's just fun. 970 00:43:57.417 --> 00:43:58.984 What? 971 00:43:59.158 --> 00:44:01.943 -The look on your face, like a lovesick puppy. 972 00:44:02.117 --> 00:44:03.902 -Yeah, well she also said that she's only doing it 973 00:44:04.076 --> 00:44:05.860 so that she can say that she did it. 974 00:44:06.034 --> 00:44:07.862 You know, it's a PR thing for her. 975 00:44:08.036 --> 00:44:09.516 -Well that's fair. You're only doing it to impress Taylor. 976 00:44:09.690 --> 00:44:10.648 -I told her that. 977 00:44:10.822 --> 00:44:12.301 -Really? What did she say? 978 00:44:12.475 --> 00:44:15.217 -She said that she wants to help me woo Taylor. 979 00:44:15.391 --> 00:44:17.916 -Seriously? How? 980 00:44:18.090 --> 00:44:20.353 -Ok, I need you to bring Taylor 981 00:44:20.527 --> 00:44:23.008 to the theater at Pemberton, 7:30PM. 982 00:44:23.182 --> 00:44:24.879 -Tonight? What for? 983 00:44:25.053 --> 00:44:27.882 -I'm gonna do a video with Brooke, ok? 984 00:44:28.056 --> 00:44:29.710 Huh. 985 00:44:29.884 --> 00:44:30.668 The university thinks it's gonna take some air out 986 00:44:30.842 --> 00:44:32.626 of this viral video 987 00:44:32.800 --> 00:44:33.540 and I think it's gonna show Taylor I'm taking her seriously. 988 00:44:33.714 --> 00:44:35.368 -Ah! I get it. 989 00:44:35.542 --> 00:44:38.066 -Now, but don't tell Taylor that I'm in the video. 990 00:44:38.240 --> 00:44:40.634 -Surprising her? Ok. What do you want me to say? 991 00:44:40.808 --> 00:44:43.245 -Anything. Just make sure she's there at 7:30PM, ok? 992 00:44:43.419 --> 00:44:44.116 -Got it. 993 00:44:44.290 --> 00:44:45.465 -Thank you. 994 00:44:51.210 --> 00:44:55.257 -Hey, Soph, listen. I need a favor. 995 00:45:04.179 --> 00:45:06.138 -I understand we have a special guest tonight? 996 00:45:06.312 --> 00:45:07.792 -Yes, I invited Ryan. 997 00:45:07.966 --> 00:45:09.837 -Pure genius, Brooke. 998 00:45:10.011 --> 00:45:12.231 And we'll link tonight's video with the one that went viral. 999 00:45:12.405 --> 00:45:14.059 -People will see you're taking the test with him and... 1000 00:45:14.233 --> 00:45:15.060 -Crisis averted. 1001 00:45:15.234 --> 00:45:16.801 -We'll do our best. 1002 00:45:16.975 --> 00:45:18.324 -And I'm sorry you're just seeing this now, Brooke. 1003 00:45:18.498 --> 00:45:20.587 I had to revise it when I heard about Ryan. 1004 00:45:20.761 --> 00:45:22.154 -A script? 1005 00:45:22.328 --> 00:45:23.895 Vince, I can't memorize this in time. 1006 00:45:24.069 --> 00:45:26.332 -Oh, no worries. It'll be on prompters. 1007 00:45:26.506 --> 00:45:29.161 -We just want to play it safe. No more surprises. 1008 00:45:29.335 --> 00:45:31.816 -Well, break a leg. 1009 00:45:31.990 --> 00:45:32.904 -Oh, sorry, Vince. 1010 00:45:33.078 --> 00:45:34.993 -Oh, Carly. Hi. 1011 00:45:35.167 --> 00:45:39.301 -So, I'll be in the back. You are going to crush this. 1012 00:45:39.475 --> 00:45:41.651 -Thanks Carly. 1013 00:45:42.435 --> 00:45:44.002 -Looks like you two are falling in love. 1014 00:45:44.176 --> 00:45:47.005 -Oh, um, the scores are surprising 1015 00:45:47.179 --> 00:45:49.964 but it's still the average that counts. 1016 00:45:50.138 --> 00:45:52.010 -You remind me of myself when I was your age. 1017 00:45:52.184 --> 00:45:55.927 A rising scientist thinking I could save the world with data. 1018 00:45:56.101 --> 00:45:58.103 When it came to dating, I had a checklist. 1019 00:45:58.277 --> 00:46:00.061 Wanted to meet the perfect man. 1020 00:46:00.235 --> 00:46:03.195 Eventually, I met someone who checked off all the boxes. 1021 00:46:03.369 --> 00:46:04.326 -Did you marry him? 1022 00:46:04.500 --> 00:46:07.416 -Yes, and I was miserable. 1023 00:46:07.590 --> 00:46:10.202 He had everything I thought I wanted 1024 00:46:10.376 --> 00:46:12.421 but nothing I truly needed. 1025 00:46:12.595 --> 00:46:13.945 Affection. 1026 00:46:14.119 --> 00:46:15.860 Acceptance. Forgiveness. 1027 00:46:16.034 --> 00:46:17.035 And a heck of a lot of fun. 1028 00:46:18.732 --> 00:46:20.255 -Oh, I'm sorry, Rebecca. 1029 00:46:20.429 --> 00:46:21.953 I always thought you were happily married. 1030 00:46:22.127 --> 00:46:23.824 -Oh, happily remarried. 1031 00:46:23.998 --> 00:46:26.305 Oh, I ditched the checklist. 1032 00:46:26.479 --> 00:46:28.133 Followed my heart. 1033 00:46:28.307 --> 00:46:30.048 Good luck tonight. 1034 00:46:42.277 --> 00:46:43.670 -Kyle, why are we here again? 1035 00:46:43.844 --> 00:46:45.106 -I told you, Doctor Carver invited you 1036 00:46:45.280 --> 00:46:46.891 to the recording of her new video. 1037 00:46:47.065 --> 00:46:48.022 -But why me? 1038 00:46:48.196 --> 00:46:49.545 -Well, she... 1039 00:46:49.719 --> 00:46:50.895 -It's Doctor Carver's way of apologizing 1040 00:46:51.069 --> 00:46:51.852 for how Ryan acted the other night. 1041 00:46:52.026 --> 00:46:53.071 -Exactly. 1042 00:46:53.245 --> 00:46:54.463 -I don't even know the woman. 1043 00:46:54.637 --> 00:46:57.031 -Well, she knows that you... 1044 00:46:57.205 --> 00:46:58.859 -She found you on Ryan's social media. 1045 00:46:59.033 --> 00:47:00.774 -Exactly. 1046 00:47:00.948 --> 00:47:02.384 -And as a woman she knows what it's like to be with a guy 1047 00:47:02.558 --> 00:47:03.908 who thinks he knows absolutely everything. 1048 00:47:04.082 --> 00:47:05.213 -Exactly. 1049 00:47:05.387 --> 00:47:06.954 -Come on, we're gonna be late. 1050 00:47:12.220 --> 00:47:13.091 -Hey there. -Hey. 1051 00:47:13.265 --> 00:47:14.309 -She's here, Taylor. 1052 00:47:14.483 --> 00:47:16.877 -Great. I've been practicing. 1053 00:47:17.051 --> 00:47:18.487 -Perfect. 1054 00:47:18.661 --> 00:47:19.967 -About the script. I didn't know... 1055 00:47:20.141 --> 00:47:21.447 -Yeah, Vince gave it to me. 1056 00:47:21.621 --> 00:47:23.231 I thought we'd just wing it, you know? 1057 00:47:23.405 --> 00:47:24.624 Let our natural charm flow. 1058 00:47:24.798 --> 00:47:26.060 -They don't want any surprises. 1059 00:47:26.234 --> 00:47:27.975 -The surprise is how lame this is. 1060 00:47:28.149 --> 00:47:31.152 Come on, what happened to our witty repartee? 1061 00:47:31.326 --> 00:47:32.980 -He means well, I know though. 1062 00:47:33.154 --> 00:47:35.243 We should go. Your tracker. 1063 00:47:35.417 --> 00:47:36.549 -Thank you. 1064 00:47:59.137 --> 00:48:02.488 -So, yes. It's official. I am doing the test. 1065 00:48:02.662 --> 00:48:04.272 And while I've never participated 1066 00:48:04.446 --> 00:48:08.102 in one of my own studies before, I have to say it's been, 1067 00:48:08.276 --> 00:48:09.887 well, interesting. 1068 00:48:10.061 --> 00:48:11.845 But what's really been interesting is 1069 00:48:12.019 --> 00:48:14.500 who I'm doing the test with. 1070 00:48:14.674 --> 00:48:17.895 You may recognize my study participant. 1071 00:48:18.069 --> 00:48:20.158 Veterinarian from Jolly Rovers Rescue, 1072 00:48:20.332 --> 00:48:22.595 Doctor Ryan Bennett. 1073 00:48:22.769 --> 00:48:24.118 -Hello, Doctor Carver. 1074 00:48:24.292 --> 00:48:25.903 -Hello Doctor Bennett. 1075 00:48:26.077 --> 00:48:29.994 -Yes, it has been interesting "dating" you. 1076 00:48:30.168 --> 00:48:34.607 -Yes, indeed. You were a real thorn in my side that night. 1077 00:48:34.781 --> 00:48:36.870 -And now every night I'm at your side. 1078 00:48:38.741 --> 00:48:40.526 -I wrote that. 1079 00:48:40.700 --> 00:48:42.223 -You certainly are. 1080 00:48:42.397 --> 00:48:44.225 We just have to survive one more date, to... 1081 00:48:44.399 --> 00:48:46.358 -So, what's been your favorite date so far? 1082 00:48:46.532 --> 00:48:47.402 -Oh, um... 1083 00:48:50.101 --> 00:48:51.363 Hm? 1084 00:48:51.754 --> 00:48:52.842 -How about the time when we went bowling? 1085 00:48:53.017 --> 00:48:54.322 -Uh... 1086 00:48:54.496 --> 00:48:56.237 -Yeah. She's the only person I know 1087 00:48:56.411 --> 00:48:58.848 who can turn bowling into a contact sport. 1088 00:48:59.937 --> 00:49:01.068 -Good one. 1089 00:49:01.721 --> 00:49:02.983 -Oh, what about our dancing date? 1090 00:49:03.157 --> 00:49:05.290 Last time I wear open-toe heels with him. 1091 00:49:05.464 --> 00:49:08.858 And don't ever agree to help him treat a choking dog. 1092 00:49:09.033 --> 00:49:10.469 -I told you to stand back. 1093 00:49:10.643 --> 00:49:12.427 -He pushed on that dog's stomach, and whoosh, 1094 00:49:12.601 --> 00:49:15.256 this slobbery thing shoots right past my face and nearly hits me. 1095 00:49:15.430 --> 00:49:17.171 -Well, that's a small price to pay for saving a life. 1096 00:49:17.345 --> 00:49:18.825 -Oh, easy for him to say. 1097 00:49:18.999 --> 00:49:20.392 He wasn't covered in dog drool. 1098 00:49:20.566 --> 00:49:24.918 -Oh, well. We did have our romantic moments. 1099 00:49:25.092 --> 00:49:27.399 -Oh, really? Where was I? 1100 00:49:27.573 --> 00:49:28.966 -Out on the dance floor when... 1101 00:49:29.140 --> 00:49:31.881 I remember seeing stars in your eyes. 1102 00:49:32.056 --> 00:49:33.840 -From you stepping on me. 1103 00:49:34.014 --> 00:49:35.885 -They're going off script. Ad-libbing. 1104 00:49:36.060 --> 00:49:37.844 -I know. Isn't it great? 1105 00:49:38.018 --> 00:49:40.020 -Ok, well, I admit that I felt something. 1106 00:49:40.194 --> 00:49:42.631 Yeah, I always used to laugh at my friends 1107 00:49:42.805 --> 00:49:46.592 who would tell me about this feeling, this warm glow they got 1108 00:49:46.766 --> 00:49:49.247 when they slowly get to know somebody, but... 1109 00:49:49.421 --> 00:49:50.291 It's true. 1110 00:49:50.465 --> 00:49:52.859 It's the best feeling. 1111 00:49:53.033 --> 00:49:58.952 It's like this heavy blanket on a cold morning. 1112 00:49:59.126 --> 00:50:04.175 It's warm and safe and you just don't want to be anywhere else. 1113 00:50:04.349 --> 00:50:10.268 Just feels right and easy and a little scary. 1114 00:50:13.793 --> 00:50:16.491 But not as scary as her bowling. 1115 00:50:16.665 --> 00:50:18.537 -Or as painful as his dancing. 1116 00:50:18.711 --> 00:50:19.755 -Mm. 1117 00:50:25.109 --> 00:50:26.762 -Brooke... 1118 00:50:26.936 --> 00:50:27.981 Now, I'll admit, some of that was actually quite funny 1119 00:50:28.155 --> 00:50:29.896 and at times even touching, 1120 00:50:30.070 --> 00:50:31.985 but I thought we agreed to stick to the script? 1121 00:50:32.159 --> 00:50:34.988 -And I admire someone who takes chances. 1122 00:50:35.162 --> 00:50:39.079 -Oh, well, um, well, it was pretty funny, choking dog. 1123 00:50:42.691 --> 00:50:44.911 -I'm sorry, Rebecca. I just got caught up and... 1124 00:50:45.085 --> 00:50:48.088 -No need for apologies. Good on you for taking a risk. 1125 00:50:48.262 --> 00:50:51.526 It's a quality I'll be looking for in the next psychology dean. 1126 00:50:51.700 --> 00:50:53.528 And I know this wasn't part of the plan, 1127 00:50:53.702 --> 00:50:56.314 but you two make a really great couple. 1128 00:50:56.488 --> 00:50:59.317 -Oh. Mm-mm. 1129 00:50:59.491 --> 00:51:01.101 -I just... 1130 00:51:04.626 --> 00:51:07.412 -Hey. 1131 00:51:07.586 --> 00:51:10.502 -Sophie said that you did this for me? 1132 00:51:10.676 --> 00:51:13.853 -I did. Surprised? 1133 00:51:14.027 --> 00:51:15.246 -Only that you wanted me to watch you flirt 1134 00:51:15.420 --> 00:51:16.986 with a pretty professor. 1135 00:51:17.161 --> 00:51:18.379 -Flirt? No. No, no. 1136 00:51:18.553 --> 00:51:20.381 That... that was, that was an act. 1137 00:51:20.555 --> 00:51:23.080 -Could have fooled me. 1138 00:51:23.254 --> 00:51:24.777 -I was doing this to, 1139 00:51:24.951 --> 00:51:26.561 you know, show you that I'm taking it seriously. 1140 00:51:26.735 --> 00:51:27.562 You know, impress you. 1141 00:51:27.736 --> 00:51:29.129 -You want to impress me? 1142 00:51:29.303 --> 00:51:29.999 Go back to your private practice with Kyle. 1143 00:51:30.174 --> 00:51:31.566 -Taylor. 1144 00:51:31.740 --> 00:51:33.351 -Ryan. I really think it's about time 1145 00:51:33.525 --> 00:51:36.005 that you give up this whole dog adoption thing. 1146 00:51:36.180 --> 00:51:38.530 -This dog adoption thing is my life's dream. 1147 00:51:38.704 --> 00:51:42.708 -Can't it be more, you know, a hobby? 1148 00:51:47.800 --> 00:51:51.760 -Have we always been this far apart in what we want in life? 1149 00:51:56.548 --> 00:51:59.899 -Yeah. You just couldn't see it. 1150 00:52:00.073 --> 00:52:02.554 That fireball you felt when we met, 1151 00:52:02.728 --> 00:52:06.862 it took time for the smoke to clear. 1152 00:52:07.036 --> 00:52:09.735 Goodbye, Ryan. 1153 00:52:17.264 --> 00:52:20.311 -Hey, was she surprised? 1154 00:52:20.485 --> 00:52:21.877 -Uh, yes. 1155 00:52:22.051 --> 00:52:23.444 -So, the plan worked? 1156 00:52:23.618 --> 00:52:25.272 -Yes, you were, you were really great. 1157 00:52:25.446 --> 00:52:27.883 You were very, very convincing. 1158 00:52:28.057 --> 00:52:29.581 -Well, I mean, you too. 1159 00:52:29.755 --> 00:52:31.452 I mean, the look on your face when you went on 1160 00:52:31.626 --> 00:52:35.064 about our moment on the dance floor was Oscar worthy. 1161 00:52:35.239 --> 00:52:36.675 -Yeah. 1162 00:52:38.590 --> 00:52:42.028 -What? -Nothing. 1163 00:52:42.202 --> 00:52:45.466 -Well, good night then. And again, great acting job. 1164 00:52:45.640 --> 00:52:49.905 -Thank you. You too. Oh, you forgot about the... 1165 00:52:50.079 --> 00:52:52.995 -Oh! Right. Well, I'll save it. 1166 00:52:53.170 --> 00:52:54.954 In case you guys break up again. 1167 00:52:55.128 --> 00:52:57.348 -Smart. 1168 00:52:57.522 --> 00:52:59.393 -Well, good night. 1169 00:52:59.567 --> 00:53:01.178 -Good night. 1170 00:53:15.453 --> 00:53:18.369 -It's true. It's, it's the best feeling. 1171 00:53:18.543 --> 00:53:24.592 It's like this heavy blanket on a cold morning. 1172 00:53:24.766 --> 00:53:30.294 It's warm and safe and you just don't want to be anywhere else. 1173 00:53:30.468 --> 00:53:35.168 This feels, feels right, and easy. 1174 00:53:39.781 --> 00:53:42.262 -Get it together, Brooke. 1175 00:53:42.436 --> 00:53:43.916 Eye on the prize, girl. 1176 00:53:44.090 --> 00:53:46.223 You're only doing this for damage control. 1177 00:53:46.397 --> 00:53:48.442 Not to find your... 1178 00:53:55.623 --> 00:53:58.191 I can't even convince myself. 1179 00:54:09.246 --> 00:54:10.986 -How's that? You in pain, girl? 1180 00:54:11.160 --> 00:54:12.466 -She's been walking fine. 1181 00:54:12.640 --> 00:54:14.163 -I think she's good to go. 1182 00:54:14.338 --> 00:54:15.513 -Can I put her on the adoption list? 1183 00:54:15.687 --> 00:54:17.210 -Yep, she's ready. 1184 00:54:17.384 --> 00:54:18.864 -Oh, you hear that, Molly? 1185 00:54:19.038 --> 00:54:20.344 You're gonna have a new home. 1186 00:54:20.518 --> 00:54:22.433 -Yeah. Probably sooner than later. 1187 00:54:22.607 --> 00:54:24.565 -I'm gonna miss you, Molly. 1188 00:54:28.047 --> 00:54:30.397 -Jen, you mind closing up tonight? 1189 00:54:30.571 --> 00:54:32.878 -Sure, Doctor Bennett. Going out with Taylor? 1190 00:54:33.052 --> 00:54:37.186 -Nope. We broke up, actually. For good this time. 1191 00:54:37.361 --> 00:54:38.579 -I'm sorry. 1192 00:54:38.753 --> 00:54:40.233 -Thanks, but she was never on board 1193 00:54:40.407 --> 00:54:41.669 with this whole dog adoption thing. 1194 00:54:41.843 --> 00:54:44.629 -I see. What does Doctor Carver think? 1195 00:54:44.803 --> 00:54:46.152 Brooke? 1196 00:54:46.326 --> 00:54:47.893 -Yeah, yeah. She's on board with it. 1197 00:54:48.067 --> 00:54:49.982 It's actually one of the things we had in common. 1198 00:54:50.156 --> 00:54:51.549 Both in our dream jobs. 1199 00:54:51.723 --> 00:54:53.377 -I don't mean to pry, Doctor Bennett, 1200 00:54:53.551 --> 00:54:56.597 but seeing you and Doctor Carver in that new video... 1201 00:54:56.771 --> 00:54:58.164 -The one from last night? That's up? 1202 00:54:58.338 --> 00:55:01.210 -Mm-hm. You two are so cute together. 1203 00:55:01.385 --> 00:55:03.169 Maybe things will work out with her? 1204 00:55:03.343 --> 00:55:06.303 -Doubtful. This is our last date, tonight. 1205 00:55:06.477 --> 00:55:08.087 But thank you. 1206 00:55:08.261 --> 00:55:10.263 -Mm-hm. 1207 00:55:20.578 --> 00:55:24.103 -So, this is it. Our romantic date. 1208 00:55:24.277 --> 00:55:25.800 -Oh, I can tell. 1209 00:55:25.974 --> 00:55:29.108 Candlelight, white table cloth, overpriced wine. 1210 00:55:29.282 --> 00:55:31.458 -Hey, all this romance doesn't come cheap. 1211 00:55:31.632 --> 00:55:32.981 -Not for you at all. 1212 00:55:33.155 --> 00:55:34.505 -Not true. 1213 00:55:34.679 --> 00:55:36.942 I do believe that people feel something 1214 00:55:37.116 --> 00:55:38.857 that they call romance. 1215 00:55:39.031 --> 00:55:40.337 -And you call? 1216 00:55:40.511 --> 00:55:42.164 -A rush of feel good neurochemicals 1217 00:55:42.339 --> 00:55:43.862 that flood the brain, producing a wave of euphoria. 1218 00:55:44.036 --> 00:55:45.820 -Hm. You know what? 1219 00:55:45.994 --> 00:55:48.040 I think I'll just stick with good old-fashioned romance. 1220 00:55:48.214 --> 00:55:51.348 -Suit yourself. Did you bring the gift? 1221 00:55:51.522 --> 00:55:52.479 -You? 1222 00:55:55.177 --> 00:55:56.178 -You first. 1223 00:56:08.060 --> 00:56:10.062 -As long as you're dancing nothing can hurt you. 1224 00:56:10.236 --> 00:56:12.281 Aw. Just what I wanted. Dance lessons. 1225 00:56:12.456 --> 00:56:13.805 -For the man who has everything. 1226 00:56:13.979 --> 00:56:16.373 -Including two left feet. 1227 00:56:19.071 --> 00:56:21.203 -You're not, you know, offended? 1228 00:56:21.378 --> 00:56:24.293 -Not at all. No, thank you. 1229 00:56:27.209 --> 00:56:31.997 I'll think about you every time I step on my partner's toes. 1230 00:56:34.347 --> 00:56:37.002 Ok. Your turn. 1231 00:56:40.353 --> 00:56:43.487 -Oh, it's very light. It's definitely not a book. 1232 00:56:43.661 --> 00:56:45.140 -No, I saw your office. 1233 00:56:45.314 --> 00:56:48.143 You have more books than a school library. 1234 00:56:48.317 --> 00:56:49.318 -Well, it's not jewelry. 1235 00:56:49.493 --> 00:56:51.408 -That's far too romantic. 1236 00:56:51.582 --> 00:56:55.063 Hate to see you hit by a rogue wave of neurochemicals. 1237 00:56:55.237 --> 00:56:57.849 -Ah, well... I'll... 1238 00:56:58.023 --> 00:56:59.067 -Just open it. 1239 00:56:59.241 --> 00:57:00.634 -Ok. Ok. 1240 00:57:04.159 --> 00:57:07.162 Screech! 1241 00:57:07.336 --> 00:57:08.337 -Hope it's ok. 1242 00:57:08.512 --> 00:57:10.165 -It's perfect. 1243 00:57:10.339 --> 00:57:12.559 It's just like the one I had when I was growing up. 1244 00:57:14.387 --> 00:57:18.565 And just as cuddly. Thank you. 1245 00:57:20.262 --> 00:57:21.438 -You're very welcome. 1246 00:57:22.003 --> 00:57:23.048 -Um. 1247 00:57:45.418 --> 00:57:47.420 -So, our last date. 1248 00:57:47.594 --> 00:57:49.030 -It is. 1249 00:57:49.204 --> 00:57:51.990 -Is there a formal way to end the study? 1250 00:57:52.164 --> 00:57:56.995 -You know, say goodbye. It's been fun, keep in touch. 1251 00:57:57.169 --> 00:57:59.476 You know, catch you on the flip side. 1252 00:57:59.650 --> 00:58:00.955 -I don't think anybody says that anymore. 1253 00:58:01.129 --> 00:58:02.957 -I say that. -Ok. 1254 00:58:03.131 --> 00:58:04.872 Hey, what if uh... 1255 00:58:05.046 --> 00:58:06.831 -What? 1256 00:58:07.005 --> 00:58:10.878 -What if I wanted to have, I don't know, one more date? 1257 00:58:11.052 --> 00:58:13.228 -To show Taylor that this is something 1258 00:58:13.402 --> 00:58:15.840 you're really invested in? 1259 00:58:16.014 --> 00:58:18.320 -Uh. 1260 00:58:18.495 --> 00:58:20.018 -I'd do another date. 1261 00:58:20.192 --> 00:58:21.802 -Me too. 1262 00:58:21.976 --> 00:58:23.891 -I mean, we could go on one of the bonus dates. 1263 00:58:24.065 --> 00:58:25.371 -Bonus dates? 1264 00:58:25.545 --> 00:58:26.851 -It's in your folder. Appendix B. 1265 00:58:27.025 --> 00:58:30.507 There's an artsy date, an exercise date, 1266 00:58:30.681 --> 00:58:31.812 a new-experiences date. 1267 00:58:31.986 --> 00:58:33.901 -Yeah. What's that? 1268 00:58:34.075 --> 00:58:36.948 -It's something neither of us has done before. 1269 00:58:37.122 --> 00:58:39.167 -So, one more date. 1270 00:58:39.341 --> 00:58:42.127 -One more date. 1271 00:59:00.101 --> 00:59:01.363 -You're singing. 1272 00:59:01.538 --> 00:59:02.974 -Oh, sorry, was I interrupting you? 1273 00:59:03.148 --> 00:59:04.932 -No, no. It's great. 1274 00:59:05.106 --> 00:59:06.194 -Ok. 1275 00:59:06.368 --> 00:59:07.935 -You are really happy lately. 1276 00:59:08.109 --> 00:59:09.850 Happier than I've seen you in a very long time. 1277 00:59:10.024 --> 00:59:11.809 -Carly, I know where you're going with this 1278 00:59:11.983 --> 00:59:14.942 and it has nothing to do with Ryan. 1279 00:59:15.116 --> 00:59:15.943 -Really? -Mm-Hm. 1280 00:59:16.117 --> 00:59:17.205 -Hmm. 1281 00:59:19.077 --> 00:59:22.471 -Wow. You're up to six. 1282 00:59:22.646 --> 00:59:24.343 So much for one more date. 1283 00:59:24.517 --> 00:59:26.954 -Now the study has more variables to ascertain. 1284 00:59:27.128 --> 00:59:28.869 -Oh, Brooke. Would you listen to yourself? 1285 00:59:29.043 --> 00:59:31.263 Human emotions do not compute. 1286 00:59:31.437 --> 00:59:34.005 I am equipped with a data-driven heart. 1287 00:59:34.179 --> 00:59:36.224 Boop-boop. Boop-boop. 1288 00:59:36.398 --> 00:59:37.835 -Are you finished? 1289 00:59:38.009 --> 00:59:38.662 -Boop. 1290 00:59:40.794 --> 00:59:44.450 It's obvious. You've fallen for him. 1291 00:59:44.624 --> 00:59:46.017 -What? No. 1292 00:59:46.191 --> 00:59:48.236 -He is your screen saver. 1293 00:59:48.410 --> 00:59:49.977 -Agh-agh, no. 1294 00:59:50.151 --> 00:59:52.850 We saw an old photo booth at the bowling alley. 1295 00:59:53.024 --> 00:59:54.373 -Huh. Cute stuffed toy. 1296 00:59:54.547 --> 00:59:55.896 -We had a gift giving date. 1297 00:59:56.070 --> 00:59:56.984 -Flowers? 1298 00:59:57.158 --> 00:59:58.856 -I bought those. 1299 00:59:59.030 --> 01:00:01.032 -Still, two out of three. Better than my average lately. 1300 01:00:01.206 --> 01:00:02.990 -Your dates? 1301 01:00:03.164 --> 01:00:04.296 What, the three-question thing isn't working out for you? 1302 01:00:04.470 --> 01:00:06.559 -Ugh. Train wreck. Every guy. 1303 01:00:06.733 --> 01:00:08.169 -Oh, I'm sorry. 1304 01:00:08.343 --> 01:00:09.954 -Like I ask one guy, name a cheesy song. 1305 01:00:10.128 --> 01:00:12.957 He goes "I don't know any songs about cheese." 1306 01:00:13.131 --> 01:00:14.523 Think that's bad? 1307 01:00:14.698 --> 01:00:17.004 Two guys said that their ideal dinner guest 1308 01:00:17.178 --> 01:00:18.397 would be Kim Kardashian. 1309 01:00:18.571 --> 01:00:20.051 -Oh, gosh. 1310 01:00:20.225 --> 01:00:22.270 -Should have just skipped the third question. 1311 01:00:22.444 --> 01:00:25.056 -What's the most beautiful view you've ever seen. 1312 01:00:25.230 --> 01:00:26.884 Wait, don't tell me. 1313 01:00:27.058 --> 01:00:28.407 Kim Kardashian. 1314 01:00:28.581 --> 01:00:31.410 -So, no poetry and sappy love songs. 1315 01:00:31.584 --> 01:00:33.238 -The last guy scored negative seven. 1316 01:00:33.412 --> 01:00:35.066 -I'm so sorry, Carly. 1317 01:00:35.240 --> 01:00:38.896 -Whatever. But you two clearly have something going on. 1318 01:00:39.070 --> 01:00:40.985 Your scores are in the 90's. 1319 01:00:41.159 --> 01:00:42.682 -The study's goal is 95. 1320 01:00:42.856 --> 01:00:47.382 -But how did he score where it counts? Here. 1321 01:00:47.556 --> 01:00:49.036 -The study doesn't have a protocol. 1322 01:00:49.210 --> 01:00:51.299 -Oh, and the robot is back. 1323 01:00:51.473 --> 01:00:53.388 -Oh, ok. You're right. 1324 01:00:53.562 --> 01:00:58.611 Ryan is great and funny and charming and kind of sweet. 1325 01:00:58.785 --> 01:01:00.265 -I knew it. 1326 01:01:00.439 --> 01:01:02.310 -Who's trying to get back with his girlfriend. 1327 01:01:02.484 --> 01:01:03.921 -By going on more dates with you? 1328 01:01:04.095 --> 01:01:05.531 -To show her he's invested. 1329 01:01:05.705 --> 01:01:08.012 -Look, ok, I have seen you with Logan, 1330 01:01:08.186 --> 01:01:09.927 with Landon, with Lucas... 1331 01:01:10.101 --> 01:01:11.276 -There was no Lucas! 1332 01:01:11.450 --> 01:01:13.278 -And now I've seen you with Ryan 1333 01:01:13.452 --> 01:01:15.976 and I've never seen you so happy. 1334 01:01:16.150 --> 01:01:20.024 I mean, you are singing. 1335 01:01:20.198 --> 01:01:22.113 -Ok, but the thing is Carly, 1336 01:01:22.287 --> 01:01:25.116 I was happy with Logan and Landon 1337 01:01:25.290 --> 01:01:27.509 and pretty much every guy I've ever dated 1338 01:01:27.684 --> 01:01:30.469 but I can't expose my heart again 1339 01:01:30.643 --> 01:01:34.081 and watch it crumble into a sad pile of rubble. 1340 01:01:34.255 --> 01:01:39.173 -Ok. I'll let it go. For now. 1341 01:01:39.347 --> 01:01:43.090 -Look, we have one more date, this Saturday night 1342 01:01:43.264 --> 01:01:45.527 and then I will thank him for doing the dating test 1343 01:01:45.702 --> 01:01:51.011 and say bye and never see him again. 1344 01:01:51.185 --> 01:01:53.144 -Except on your screen saver. 1345 01:01:53.318 --> 01:01:55.799 -Oh, right. I'll delete that. 1346 01:02:10.030 --> 01:02:12.163 -Ready for a new experience? 1347 01:02:12.337 --> 01:02:13.468 -Ok. 1348 01:02:18.735 --> 01:02:20.127 -Are you sure about this? 1349 01:02:20.301 --> 01:02:21.302 -Yes. Neither of us have baked before. 1350 01:02:21.476 --> 01:02:23.043 This is gonna be fun. 1351 01:02:23.217 --> 01:02:24.915 -Hm. You said the same thing about bowling. 1352 01:02:25.089 --> 01:02:26.873 So, what are we making? 1353 01:02:27.047 --> 01:02:29.006 -You like chocolate? 1354 01:02:29.180 --> 01:02:30.964 -Of course. 1355 01:02:31.138 --> 01:02:33.532 In fact, studies show that nine out of 10 women like chocolate. 1356 01:02:33.706 --> 01:02:35.012 The tenth is lying. 1357 01:02:35.186 --> 01:02:39.190 -Oh, buh-dum-ching. 1358 01:02:39.364 --> 01:02:42.062 -Ok, so. Chocolate what? Mousse? 1359 01:02:42.236 --> 01:02:44.412 -Oh la la. You do set the bar high. 1360 01:02:44.586 --> 01:02:45.892 -Cake? 1361 01:02:46.066 --> 01:02:47.894 -Hm. That requires layers. Lower. 1362 01:02:48.068 --> 01:02:48.982 -Brownies? 1363 01:02:49.156 --> 01:02:51.028 -Lower. 1364 01:02:51.202 --> 01:02:53.160 -If we go any lower we'll be licking batter off our fingers. 1365 01:02:53.334 --> 01:02:56.947 -Well that does sound weirdly appealing, but no. 1366 01:02:57.121 --> 01:03:00.864 How do triple threat chocolate fudge cookies sound? 1367 01:03:01.038 --> 01:03:02.561 -Threatening. What's in 'em? 1368 01:03:02.735 --> 01:03:05.085 -Dark chocolate chips, white chocolate chips, 1369 01:03:05.259 --> 01:03:08.001 chocolate covered walnuts with a chocolate drizzle. 1370 01:03:08.175 --> 01:03:09.873 -That would actually be a quadruple threat. 1371 01:03:10.047 --> 01:03:12.266 -Wow, only you would count. 1372 01:03:12.440 --> 01:03:13.746 -So, where's the recipe? 1373 01:03:13.920 --> 01:03:17.054 -No recipe. It's gonna be an adventure. 1374 01:03:17.228 --> 01:03:20.013 -It'll be inedible. We need a recipe. 1375 01:03:23.538 --> 01:03:24.452 -Ok, come on. 1376 01:03:24.626 --> 01:03:26.106 Let's cook from here. 1377 01:03:26.280 --> 01:03:28.892 -Romantic but not practical. We need a recipe. 1378 01:03:29.066 --> 01:03:32.983 -Brooke, where is your adventurous spirit? 1379 01:03:33.157 --> 01:03:35.550 -Ok then. 1380 01:03:35.724 --> 01:03:36.987 Let the fun begin. 1381 01:03:37.161 --> 01:03:41.034 -Ok. That's the spirit. 1382 01:04:36.002 --> 01:04:39.963 -Ok. Moment of truth? 1383 01:04:40.137 --> 01:04:41.965 -Please. Ladies first. 1384 01:04:42.139 --> 01:04:45.882 -You're either very chivalrous or very cowardly. 1385 01:04:46.056 --> 01:04:47.579 -Let's try them at the same time. 1386 01:04:47.753 --> 01:04:49.276 -Ok. 1387 01:04:59.156 --> 01:05:00.853 -That's not bad. 1388 01:05:01.027 --> 01:05:02.159 -Not bad at all, considering we didn't use a recipe. 1389 01:05:02.333 --> 01:05:04.161 -Well, you see? 1390 01:05:04.335 --> 01:05:06.206 -Is this your "I told you so" moment? 1391 01:05:06.380 --> 01:05:09.949 -No, this just shows that you can use this instead of this. 1392 01:05:10.123 --> 01:05:12.865 -I'd rather use this. 1393 01:05:13.039 --> 01:05:14.562 -I'm just saying that, you know, 1394 01:05:14.736 --> 01:05:17.174 not everything needs to be measured and quantified. 1395 01:05:17.348 --> 01:05:19.350 -Definitely an "I told you so" moment. 1396 01:05:19.524 --> 01:05:21.830 Bottom line, these are great. 1397 01:05:22.005 --> 01:05:23.397 -Hmm. Perfect. 1398 01:05:26.400 --> 01:05:31.275 -Uh, speaking of which, you never answered question 11. 1399 01:05:31.449 --> 01:05:33.364 Describe a perfect day you've had. 1400 01:05:33.538 --> 01:05:37.194 -Ah, well, lately that would be every day. 1401 01:05:37.368 --> 01:05:39.022 -How so? 1402 01:05:39.196 --> 01:05:42.895 -Rather than tell you, why don't I show you? 1403 01:05:43.069 --> 01:05:44.027 -Ah what, now? 1404 01:05:44.201 --> 01:05:46.246 -Yeah. Yeah. Right now. 1405 01:05:46.420 --> 01:05:48.901 -Ok. Can I bring the cookies? 1406 01:05:49.075 --> 01:05:50.598 -Sure. -Ok. 1407 01:05:51.077 --> 01:05:53.036 -As long as you're willing to share. 1408 01:06:04.090 --> 01:06:05.831 -My perfect day would start here. 1409 01:06:06.005 --> 01:06:07.006 -At work? 1410 01:06:07.180 --> 01:06:09.443 -Well, it's not work to me. 1411 01:06:09.617 --> 01:06:11.097 -Do I get the full tour this time? 1412 01:06:11.271 --> 01:06:13.360 -Sure. Gonna leave the cookies here though. 1413 01:06:13.534 --> 01:06:14.405 -Oh. 1414 01:06:16.276 --> 01:06:19.062 -Ok. Let's go. 1415 01:06:20.280 --> 01:06:24.806 And over here, these are all of our dogs. 1416 01:06:24.981 --> 01:06:25.982 -I could adopt them all. 1417 01:06:26.156 --> 01:06:27.766 -Well, that can be arranged. 1418 01:06:29.768 --> 01:06:33.815 -Oh! Here's a cutie! Hello. 1419 01:06:33.990 --> 01:06:35.904 -Molly, this is Brooke. 1420 01:06:36.079 --> 01:06:37.819 -Hi Molly. 1421 01:06:41.475 --> 01:06:42.607 -Oh, she says hi. 1422 01:06:42.781 --> 01:06:44.174 -Oh, what a smart dog. 1423 01:06:44.348 --> 01:06:46.045 -She says "adopt me." 1424 01:06:46.219 --> 01:06:49.875 -Aww. I wish. But if I ever do... 1425 01:06:50.049 --> 01:06:50.876 -Uh-oh. -Hello! 1426 01:06:51.050 --> 01:06:52.225 -Someone's jealous. 1427 01:06:52.399 --> 01:06:53.879 -Oh! Hi. 1428 01:06:54.053 --> 01:06:55.359 -This is Max, my dog. 1429 01:06:55.533 --> 01:06:59.058 -Hello Max! Oh, you're beautiful too. 1430 01:06:59.232 --> 01:07:00.799 -What do you think, should we take them for a walk? 1431 01:07:03.106 --> 01:07:04.455 -That's a yes. 1432 01:07:06.239 --> 01:07:07.197 Yes. 1433 01:07:11.331 --> 01:07:13.333 -So, how did I score on the test? 1434 01:07:13.507 --> 01:07:17.946 -Thursday night I am giving a speech to release the study 1435 01:07:18.121 --> 01:07:19.905 and I'll reveal the scores. 1436 01:07:20.079 --> 01:07:22.386 -Hm. How did I do? 1437 01:07:22.560 --> 01:07:24.214 -Oh, you've been replaced. 1438 01:07:27.695 --> 01:07:28.348 -Good choice. 1439 01:07:30.046 --> 01:07:31.221 -Oh, oh. -Hey, Molly. 1440 01:07:31.395 --> 01:07:32.526 -Come here. 1441 01:07:35.486 --> 01:07:37.096 Molly come here. 1442 01:07:40.056 --> 01:07:41.492 Well, that works. 1443 01:07:44.321 --> 01:07:47.889 Well, admit it, you're in love. 1444 01:07:48.064 --> 01:07:49.500 -Ryan, I... 1445 01:07:49.674 --> 01:07:51.893 -With Molly. 1446 01:07:52.068 --> 01:07:55.288 I mean, she is definitely in love with you. 1447 01:07:55.462 --> 01:07:58.422 -Oh, and how do you know that? 1448 01:07:58.596 --> 01:08:00.206 -Doctor Bennett? 1449 01:08:00.380 --> 01:08:03.818 -Well, the way she looks at you. I mean, checking on you. 1450 01:08:03.992 --> 01:08:05.342 -With those eyes. 1451 01:08:05.516 --> 01:08:08.388 -She's up for adoption, just saying. 1452 01:08:08.562 --> 01:08:10.695 -I'll keep that in mind. 1453 01:08:11.435 --> 01:08:12.827 -So, what about people, Doctor Carver, 1454 01:08:13.001 --> 01:08:14.960 how do you tell when they're in love? 1455 01:08:15.134 --> 01:08:17.136 -Well, you know, the usual. 1456 01:08:17.309 --> 01:08:20.661 Just dilated pupils, racing heart, sweaty palms. 1457 01:08:26.580 --> 01:08:30.844 -I should get these guys inside. Come on, let's go! 1458 01:08:31.019 --> 01:08:34.022 Let's go, let's go, let's go. 1459 01:08:48.602 --> 01:08:51.300 So, that was my perfect day. 1460 01:08:51.475 --> 01:08:54.041 -Thank you for sharing it with me. 1461 01:08:54.217 --> 01:08:56.131 -My pleasure. 1462 01:08:58.220 --> 01:09:00.919 So, I was reading Appendix B 1463 01:09:01.093 --> 01:09:04.227 and it says that this was our last bonus date. 1464 01:09:04.401 --> 01:09:08.796 -Yes, it is. Oh, no. Um... 1465 01:09:08.969 --> 01:09:10.319 -What? 1466 01:09:10.494 --> 01:09:12.148 -Oh no, it's a... it's a big day tomorrow. 1467 01:09:12.322 --> 01:09:14.585 I just, I'm polishing the script and rehearsing all day. 1468 01:09:14.759 --> 01:09:16.238 -I can help you rehearse if you want. 1469 01:09:16.413 --> 01:09:20.068 -Yeah. Thanks, thanks. But it's... I should go. 1470 01:09:20.243 --> 01:09:21.809 -Right. 1471 01:09:21.983 --> 01:09:27.380 -Um. It's been great. It's been really great. 1472 01:09:27.554 --> 01:09:31.602 Thank you for everything. Give Molly a big hug for me. 1473 01:09:31.776 --> 01:09:33.821 -Yeah. I will. 1474 01:09:33.995 --> 01:09:39.130 -So, I guess this is goodnight. And goodbye. 1475 01:09:40.175 --> 01:09:48.095 -Yeah. Um, oh. This is your device. 1476 01:09:48.271 --> 01:09:50.664 -Thank you, Doctor Bennett. 1477 01:09:56.061 --> 01:09:58.019 -Catch you on the flip side. 1478 01:10:01.109 --> 01:10:03.155 -I love it. Great job. 1479 01:10:03.329 --> 01:10:04.896 -It's a really nice speech, Brooke. 1480 01:10:05.070 --> 01:10:07.202 -This is gonna be a huge boon to the university. 1481 01:10:07.377 --> 01:10:08.900 The visibility we'll get from this. 1482 01:10:09.074 --> 01:10:10.945 -I invited local media to cover. 1483 01:10:11.119 --> 01:10:13.034 -Now, it's important, Brooke, that you don't reveal 1484 01:10:13.209 --> 01:10:15.166 the attraction tracker score until tomorrow night. 1485 01:10:15.341 --> 01:10:16.864 -And, please don't tell anyone the real reason 1486 01:10:17.038 --> 01:10:18.300 you did the test. 1487 01:10:18.475 --> 01:10:19.954 -What do we say to people 1488 01:10:20.128 --> 01:10:21.913 when they see they didn't fall in love? 1489 01:10:22.087 --> 01:10:24.045 -Well that can actually lend some credibility to the study. 1490 01:10:24.219 --> 01:10:25.873 There simply wasn't much attraction 1491 01:10:26.047 --> 01:10:27.657 between Brooke and Ryan. 1492 01:10:27.832 --> 01:10:30.226 -We can't say that. I mean, look at the scores. 1493 01:10:30.400 --> 01:10:33.403 -Well, then maybe there simply wasn't enough attraction. 1494 01:10:33.577 --> 01:10:35.405 -That sound good to you, Brooke? 1495 01:10:35.579 --> 01:10:37.537 -Yes, of course. 1496 01:10:37.710 --> 01:10:40.888 I mean, if study participants don't reach 95 1497 01:10:41.062 --> 01:10:44.109 then it's time to move on. 1498 01:10:56.513 --> 01:10:59.255 -Ok. Tell me. 1499 01:10:59.429 --> 01:11:01.213 -Kyle, I, I, I told you. 1500 01:11:01.387 --> 01:11:04.303 I signed an 18-page contract agreeing not to say anything 1501 01:11:04.477 --> 01:11:06.305 until the study is released. 1502 01:11:06.478 --> 01:11:08.568 -Come on, you don't need a score to tell you how you feel. 1503 01:11:08.742 --> 01:11:11.049 Is Brooke the one? 1504 01:11:11.223 --> 01:11:12.093 -Kyle. 1505 01:11:12.268 --> 01:11:15.271 -Come on. Is she the one? 1506 01:11:17.403 --> 01:11:19.971 Hmm? 1507 01:11:20.145 --> 01:11:23.540 -Yes. Yes. 1508 01:11:23.714 --> 01:11:26.151 -I knew it! I knew it. 1509 01:11:26.325 --> 01:11:28.893 The way you talked about her, it was never like this with Taylor. 1510 01:11:29.067 --> 01:11:30.547 -Don't say anything, ok. Not even to Sophie. 1511 01:11:30.721 --> 01:11:33.550 -Ok. What about Brooke? How does she feel? 1512 01:11:33.724 --> 01:11:36.030 -I'm not sure. Not that it matters. 1513 01:11:36.204 --> 01:11:38.903 -Of course, it matters. It's kind of how love works. 1514 01:11:39.077 --> 01:11:40.208 -Well not when one of us has vowed 1515 01:11:40.383 --> 01:11:42.646 never to fall in love again. 1516 01:11:42.820 --> 01:11:43.951 -Brooke, right? 1517 01:11:44.125 --> 01:11:46.127 -No, me. Yes. Brooke. 1518 01:11:46.302 --> 01:11:48.041 She said she's done with dating. 1519 01:11:48.216 --> 01:11:51.871 -Well, that's what Sophie said and three months later 1520 01:11:52.046 --> 01:11:53.960 we were engaged. 1521 01:11:54.135 --> 01:11:56.050 -She's just tired of dealing with heartbreak. 1522 01:11:56.224 --> 01:11:59.619 -Maybe this time she won't have to. 1523 01:11:59.793 --> 01:12:03.928 -Yeah, maybe, but... she likes numbers, you know? 1524 01:12:04.102 --> 01:12:05.451 Not feelings. 1525 01:12:05.625 --> 01:12:07.410 She wants love plotted out 1526 01:12:07.584 --> 01:12:09.977 like data points on a graph. 1527 01:12:10.151 --> 01:12:11.630 -You know what I think? 1528 01:12:11.805 --> 01:12:15.592 I think you should tell her how you feel. 1529 01:12:15.766 --> 01:12:17.376 -I don't know. 1530 01:12:17.550 --> 01:12:21.032 -She may be a scientist, but she still has feelings. 1531 01:12:28.169 --> 01:12:29.910 -So, at this point I'm going to reveal the score. 1532 01:12:30.084 --> 01:12:32.870 So, I'll cross to the stage, 1533 01:12:33.044 --> 01:12:35.525 and behind me will be a graphics showing... 1534 01:12:37.527 --> 01:12:39.311 Ryan? 1535 01:12:39.485 --> 01:12:43.010 -I was told that I might find you here. 1536 01:12:43.184 --> 01:12:47.145 -Lou, can we take a quick break? Great, thanks. 1537 01:12:51.410 --> 01:12:53.020 Hey, what's up? 1538 01:12:53.193 --> 01:12:55.327 -I know you're busy. I won't be long. 1539 01:12:55.501 --> 01:12:57.895 -Oh, it' s ok. What's wrong? 1540 01:12:58.068 --> 01:13:01.159 I've never seen your serious face before. 1541 01:13:01.333 --> 01:13:02.987 -This? Yeah, I know. 1542 01:13:03.161 --> 01:13:06.947 I only bring it out for funerals and breakup speeches. 1543 01:13:07.121 --> 01:13:08.645 -Which is this? 1544 01:13:08.818 --> 01:13:11.212 -Neither. Although I did break up with Taylor. 1545 01:13:11.387 --> 01:13:14.868 -Oh. I'm sorry. When? 1546 01:13:15.041 --> 01:13:17.393 -Uh, like last week. 1547 01:13:17.567 --> 01:13:19.177 -Last week? 1548 01:13:19.351 --> 01:13:21.484 -Yes. I should have told you. 1549 01:13:21.657 --> 01:13:23.355 -We went on all those bonus dates. 1550 01:13:23.529 --> 01:13:28.099 -I know. I know, and I didn't go on them to impress Taylor. 1551 01:13:28.273 --> 01:13:31.232 I went on them to- because... 1552 01:13:35.280 --> 01:13:39.980 Well, I think I'm in love with you. 1553 01:13:40.154 --> 01:13:42.330 -What? 1554 01:13:42.505 --> 01:13:46.552 -And, so, I'm here you know, 1555 01:13:46.726 --> 01:13:49.032 to see if maybe you feel the same way. 1556 01:13:49.207 --> 01:13:53.166 -Um. What happened to love at first sight? 1557 01:13:53.341 --> 01:13:55.909 -I was wrong. 1558 01:13:56.083 --> 01:13:57.433 When we danced, 1559 01:13:57.607 --> 01:14:00.044 I felt this flicker and that flame, 1560 01:14:00.218 --> 01:14:02.046 it just seems to grow brighter. 1561 01:14:02.219 --> 01:14:05.832 Every time that I see you. 1562 01:14:06.005 --> 01:14:09.967 -Um. Ryan, my big speech is tomorrow and... 1563 01:14:10.141 --> 01:14:11.577 -I know. 1564 01:14:11.751 --> 01:14:12.839 -I mean, there's a lot riding on this. 1565 01:14:13.013 --> 01:14:14.275 Donations, enrollment, ranking. 1566 01:14:14.450 --> 01:14:15.929 The president wants to make me Dean. 1567 01:14:16.103 --> 01:14:17.975 -I just thought... 1568 01:14:18.148 --> 01:14:23.371 -Yes, there was some attraction as reflected in our scores. 1569 01:14:23.546 --> 01:14:25.939 -Scores. Stop it. Stop with the scores. 1570 01:14:26.112 --> 01:14:28.246 Come on. What are, what are your feelings? 1571 01:14:28.420 --> 01:14:31.379 -Feelings. I, I shut those down a while ago. 1572 01:14:31.554 --> 01:14:36.254 -Brooke. I felt something from you. 1573 01:14:36.428 --> 01:14:39.257 -I'm sorry. I, I never should have let it slip out. 1574 01:14:39.431 --> 01:14:42.478 -Slip out, Brooke. What are you... 1575 01:14:42.652 --> 01:14:46.656 -Ryan, I can't do this. Please just try to understand. 1576 01:14:46.830 --> 01:14:52.313 I, I've had my heart broken so many times. 1577 01:14:52.487 --> 01:14:57.231 As if I lost part of it, somewhere along the line. 1578 01:14:57.405 --> 01:14:59.582 I'm sorry. 1579 01:15:10.767 --> 01:15:12.464 And after the three required dates, 1580 01:15:12.638 --> 01:15:15.032 we decided to try some bonus dates. 1581 01:15:15.206 --> 01:15:19.471 We visited an art museum, rode a tandem bike. 1582 01:15:19.645 --> 01:15:23.127 I even learned to bake cookies without using a recipe. 1583 01:15:23.300 --> 01:15:25.912 A sweet adventure. 1584 01:15:26.085 --> 01:15:29.263 All the while waiting to see if cupid's arrow would strike. 1585 01:15:29.437 --> 01:15:31.483 Ugh. Enough about cupid. 1586 01:15:34.050 --> 01:15:37.097 All the while waiting to see if a spark would ignite 1587 01:15:37.271 --> 01:15:40.666 a flame within our hearts. 1588 01:15:41.580 --> 01:15:45.844 Nope, sounds like heartburn. Blah, blah, blah. 1589 01:15:46.019 --> 01:15:48.021 And now, for the big reveal. 1590 01:15:48.195 --> 01:15:49.501 The question everyone wants to know. 1591 01:15:49.675 --> 01:15:54.027 Did I fall in love, find the one? 1592 01:15:58.205 --> 01:15:59.642 -There you are. 1593 01:15:59.816 --> 01:16:02.949 -Oh. My favorite flower. 1594 01:16:03.123 --> 01:16:04.907 -Good. 'Cause there's a long trail of them 1595 01:16:05.082 --> 01:16:07.214 leading to your office. 1596 01:16:48.516 --> 01:16:50.954 -They must be from Ryan. 1597 01:16:51.128 --> 01:16:55.306 -Huh. What a funny, charming, kind of sweet guy. 1598 01:17:11.278 --> 01:17:15.108 Think he still wants to get back with his girlfriend? 1599 01:17:20.679 --> 01:17:22.898 -"Dear Brooke, I want you to know how much 1600 01:17:23.073 --> 01:17:25.118 "I enjoyed my time with you. 1601 01:17:27.425 --> 01:17:30.080 "I will truly miss you. 1602 01:17:31.777 --> 01:17:36.041 "Your smile, your adventurous baking. 1603 01:17:36.216 --> 01:17:38.305 "Your crazy bowling skills. 1604 01:17:42.309 --> 01:17:45.269 "I know you've had your heart broken one too many times 1605 01:17:45.443 --> 01:17:48.880 "but I hope you don't give up on finding love. 1606 01:17:49.055 --> 01:17:50.621 "You have a warm, beautiful heart 1607 01:17:50.796 --> 01:17:53.581 "that deserves to be shared by some lucky guy. 1608 01:17:53.755 --> 01:17:57.020 "Anyway, please accept this parting gift 1609 01:17:57.193 --> 01:17:59.892 "to help make your day a little more perfect. 1610 01:18:00.066 --> 01:18:02.590 "Your devoted study partner, Ryan." 1611 01:18:27.398 --> 01:18:28.704 -You coming? 1612 01:18:30.487 --> 01:18:31.228 What's going on? 1613 01:18:31.402 --> 01:18:32.795 -Ah, not going. 1614 01:18:35.014 --> 01:18:37.974 -Isn't Brooke giving the dating test results in like 20 minutes? 1615 01:18:38.148 --> 01:18:39.540 -Yeah, but it doesn't matter. 1616 01:18:39.715 --> 01:18:41.541 The results, they don't mean anything. 1617 01:18:46.068 --> 01:18:47.940 I mean, I tried. 1618 01:18:48.114 --> 01:18:51.117 I tried to get through to her but she just, 1619 01:18:51.291 --> 01:18:53.903 she doesn't feel the same way. 1620 01:19:17.013 --> 01:19:19.406 -There she is, looking every bit the star. 1621 01:19:19.580 --> 01:19:20.451 -Thanks Rebecca. 1622 01:19:20.625 --> 01:19:21.321 -You look great, Brooke. 1623 01:19:21.495 --> 01:19:22.975 -Thanks, Vince. 1624 01:19:23.148 --> 01:19:23.976 -Uh, Vince, can you give us a second please? 1625 01:19:24.150 --> 01:19:25.934 -Oh, of course. Yeah. 1626 01:19:26.109 --> 01:19:27.545 -Brooke, I don't know if you've had time to think about 1627 01:19:27.719 --> 01:19:29.068 the Dean of Psychology position? 1628 01:19:29.242 --> 01:19:30.896 -I have, yes. -Oh, good. 1629 01:19:31.070 --> 01:19:32.855 I mean, I can't say this publicly, 1630 01:19:33.029 --> 01:19:36.162 but you'd be at the top of my list. 1631 01:19:36.335 --> 01:19:39.862 -Thank you, Rebecca, but I won't be applying. 1632 01:19:40.036 --> 01:19:41.777 -What? Why not? 1633 01:19:41.951 --> 01:19:44.388 -Being Dean wouldn't leave enough time for my research. 1634 01:19:44.562 --> 01:19:48.130 It's why I became a scientist. That's where my heart is. 1635 01:19:48.305 --> 01:19:53.223 -Oh, I see. Well, I can't say I'm not disappointed. 1636 01:19:53.397 --> 01:19:56.269 But, I respect your decision. 1637 01:19:56.443 --> 01:19:59.011 A woman who follows her heart 1638 01:19:59.184 --> 01:20:02.362 and I trust you're applying that in your love life as well. 1639 01:20:02.536 --> 01:20:05.975 -It's show time. Oh, and for tonight, maybe it's best to... 1640 01:20:06.148 --> 01:20:07.193 -Stick to the script. Got it. 1641 01:20:07.367 --> 01:20:08.325 -Yeah. 1642 01:20:13.678 --> 01:20:15.245 -And you'd think after the bowling and the dancing 1643 01:20:15.419 --> 01:20:18.117 we'd call it quits, but no. 1644 01:20:18.291 --> 01:20:20.163 After the three required dates, 1645 01:20:20.337 --> 01:20:22.295 we decided to try some bonus dates. 1646 01:20:22.469 --> 01:20:25.342 We visited an art museum, rode a tandem bike... 1647 01:20:25.516 --> 01:20:29.999 I even learned to bake cookies without using a recipe. 1648 01:20:30.173 --> 01:20:31.174 A sweet adventure. 1649 01:20:32.827 --> 01:20:34.438 All the while, waiting for a spark 1650 01:20:34.612 --> 01:20:37.920 to ignite a flame within our hearts. 1651 01:20:38.094 --> 01:20:41.401 And, it did. 1652 01:20:41.575 --> 01:20:43.403 In mine, at least. 1653 01:20:43.577 --> 01:20:49.018 Her name is Molly and she is the most adorable rescue dog ever. 1654 01:20:49.192 --> 01:20:50.454 So now for the big reveal. 1655 01:20:51.889 --> 01:20:53.413 -Excuse me, I had a question. 1656 01:20:53.587 --> 01:20:55.546 -Uh yes, there'll be time for questions at the end. 1657 01:20:58.114 --> 01:21:02.553 -I was just wondering if you fell in love. 1658 01:21:02.727 --> 01:21:05.121 You know, found the one? 1659 01:21:09.038 --> 01:21:12.432 -Yes. Yes, I did. 1660 01:21:12.606 --> 01:21:16.871 I did fall in love, but I was afraid to tell the man 1661 01:21:17.046 --> 01:21:18.351 that I fell in love with. 1662 01:21:18.525 --> 01:21:20.309 It's the story of my life, really. 1663 01:21:20.484 --> 01:21:23.922 Turns out, there's more to learn from my research. 1664 01:21:24.096 --> 01:21:32.017 Love is infinite, mysterious and goes much deeper than data. 1665 01:21:32.191 --> 01:21:34.063 You see, I had given up on love. 1666 01:21:34.237 --> 01:21:36.152 Afraid my heart would take another beating. 1667 01:21:36.326 --> 01:21:38.589 But, to be in love, 1668 01:21:38.763 --> 01:21:44.202 even just for a short time is worth the heartbreak. 1669 01:21:50.557 --> 01:21:53.517 -That's so sweet. -Cue the romantic music, right? 1670 01:21:53.691 --> 01:21:58.043 -A good cheesy love song. -Cheesier the better. 1671 01:21:58.217 --> 01:22:03.048 -Um, random question, but who'd be your ideal dinner guest? 1672 01:22:03.222 --> 01:22:06.312 -Frost. Dickinson. Nope, Whitman. 1673 01:22:06.486 --> 01:22:08.967 I like poetry. 1674 01:22:09.141 --> 01:22:10.751 -Two out of three. 1675 01:22:10.925 --> 01:22:16.018 And, um, what's the most beautiful view you've ever seen? 1676 01:22:16.192 --> 01:22:18.281 -The one I'm looking at. 1677 01:22:21.023 --> 01:22:22.633 -Sorry to interrupt, folks. 1678 01:22:22.807 --> 01:22:25.027 But, in case you didn't know, 1679 01:22:25.201 --> 01:22:29.639 our new marketing slogan is Research with Heart. 1680 01:22:29.814 --> 01:22:33.861 Which is exactly what Doctor Carver showed tonight. 1681 01:22:34.036 --> 01:22:35.689 Heart. 1682 01:22:35.862 --> 01:22:39.432 So, I have decided to postpone our study's release. 1683 01:22:39.606 --> 01:22:43.045 Sounds like some revisions are in order. 1684 01:22:43.219 --> 01:22:46.178 That ok with you? 1685 01:22:47.788 --> 01:22:51.227 -Remember Brooke, follow your heart. 1686 01:22:59.452 --> 01:23:02.934 -Thanks for the flowers. The way to a woman's heart. 1687 01:23:03.108 --> 01:23:05.110 -Well, like I said, 1688 01:23:05.284 --> 01:23:08.026 just trying to make your day a little more perfect. 1689 01:23:08.200 --> 01:23:11.987 -Well, there is one thing that could make it more perfect. 1690 01:23:21.170 --> 01:23:22.084 -Yes! 1691 01:23:23.999 --> 01:23:25.826 That's my boy!