What have you been searching?

What have you been searching? Law lingo to impress a date. Search On the Street! I'm a little new to the dating scene. I've been on the apps. I've been running into a lot of people who are like attorneys. Honestly, I'm really intimidated. Can you tell me about a recent date you've been on? For a little context, I am a musician. So, my first date idea was to go to a open mic. Who performed at that open mic? It was yours truly. What? No, you keep telling me. We had a bite to eat. We had some drinks. And then I got up there and I sang for him. He was entertained. Let's just say it didn't go farther, but I think it was a great time. Maybe singing for your date on the first date, you know, let's not give it all away. I want to prepare you for your next date with a lawyer. Quid Pro Quo: An exchange of goods or services, meaning "this for that." Pro Bono: Work done for the public good without payment. And you did pro bono work by singing for your date on the first date before they knew a single thing about you. Oh, well, he paid for the drinks, so. Okay, so that was quid pro quo! In Perpetuity: meaning forever or without an end date. So, we could go on a date in perpetuity. You got it. That's a good one to use. For the first date, though, you're learning. Don't do that. We're learning together. We've been chatting over this pie and we haven't had any. That is way better than a law degree. I feel like you're ready to get back out there in the dating scene. In the grand scheme of things, I think, show up as your most authentic self. The person who should be drinking your cup of tea will find you. Mary had a little lamb whose fleece were white as snow. Case closed.