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Vocalo Daily Snippet: No breakup stories on date #1. And #2 is early to mention the prison stint.

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On Wednesday we asked:‚ What not to say on the first date? DJ Nozar and Brian sounded like they wanted a loophole for the general rule that recent-breakup sob stories are a no-no:‚ Maybe you get somewhere with the sympathy?‚ Elsa the Matchmaker set them straight. No first-date sob stories What about date #2?‚ Nailah thinks that’s still too early to talk about certain things.‚ Prison time, just for starters"¦ SNIPPETS second date over shares

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